ECB sees early tensions emerge over when to end crisis stimulus

Little more than an hour after president Christine Lagarde (pic) said in an interview that it was “far too early” to debate when to end the stimulus, Austrian central-bank governor Robert Holzmann said the programme will end in March unless there is another severe wave of coronavirus infections.

LONDON: European Central Bank (ECB) tensions over how and when to discuss ending its emergency bond-buying programme are starting to bubble over into the public domain.

Little more than an hour after president Christine Lagarde (pic) said in an interview that it was “far too early” to debate when to end the stimulus,

Austrian central-bank governor Robert Holzmann said the programme will end in March unless there is another severe wave of coronavirus infections.