- Brexit would likely trigger flight-to-safety, widen intra-EMU bond spreads
- Eurozone's answer if Brexit happens should be speed up integration
- Helicopter money is purely an academic discussion
Central Banks
ECB's Villeroy: Brexit would likely trigger turmoil, central banks would have to act
Brexit would likely trigger flight-to-safety, widen intra-EMU bond spreads Eurozone's answer if Brexit happens should be speed up integration Helicopter money is purely an academic discussion
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