Economic downturn in the euro zone

Manufacturing in the euro zone is in a downturn, the economic sentiment index is weak, inflation data is low,

and consumer confidence index is declining. The macro data performance is poor.

The ECB plans to speed up the pace of quantitative easing. In the future,

the European economy may continue to deteriorate or even fall into recession.

In September, the European Central Bank’s interest rate meeting launched a combination of easing policies such as reducing interest rates,

modifying policy guidelines, restarting asset purchase (APP), implementing interest rate stratification, and reducing the interest rate of

refinancing plan to cope with the increasing downward pressure on the economy.

However, the main problems faced by the eurozone are the repeated frictions of peripheral trade and the risk of internal brexit. These

problems may not be able to rely on quantitative easing policies Effective solution.