ECB: who let the judges out?

German Constitutional court’s verdict on QE program looks strange

After Donald Trump afforded to criticize the Fed and speculate about the pros and cons of a weak and a strong dollar, many dream of following his example.  Germany’s Supreme Court made another attempt to hog the blanket: it demanded that ECB should justify the appropriateness of its €2.7 trillion QE program launched in 2015. If the ECB fails to do that,  the Bundesbank will no longer participate in it. Following Trump, Karlsruhe’s lawyers might have understood life is a dog sled: the landscape is always the same unless you’re the…<br /><p>Read full author’s opinion and review in blog of #LiteForex</p>