September 16, 2019
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1:06Now Playing$17 trillion of negative yielding debt has been generated by the European Central Bank’s policy of negative interest rates over the past few years. Now Germany appears to be hurtling towards a recession and E.U. pension funds are feeling their liabilities. In this era of carefree quantitative easing, what lessons can central banks around the world draw from Europe’s experience? Insights via @CMEGroup
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