HELSINKI: One day, the European Central Bank (ECB) will no longer be the backbone of Europe’s bond market and anyone who grew too comfortable with that support will be in for a shock.
In the northernmost tip of the eurozone, a country known for very long winters says it’s already trying to operate as though quantitative easing had ended.
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