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STOCKHOLM (Direkt) ECB:s beslut att köpa statsobligationer kan komma att leda till en “stupeffekt” om ett land misslyckas med att leva upp till villkoren knutna till dessa köp.

Det uppgav Institute of International Finance, IIF, i helgen enligt Bloomberg News.

Upphörandet av obligationsköpen skulle kunna leda till en “abrupt” marknadskorrektion. En del länder kan också komma att avstå från att söka stöd på grund av de uppställda villkoren.

IIF konstaterade också att en implementering av den gemensamma bankövervakningen i rätt tid kommer att tillåta stödmekanismen att låna direkt till banker och därmed hjälpa till att stabilisera marknaderna.

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