Mario Draghi, head of the European Central Bank, warned that there were "mild signs of over-stretched valuations" in the markets.
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| | Good morning. Mario Draghi, head of the European Central Bank, warned that there were "mild signs of over-stretched valuations" in the markets. As head of the ECB, Draghi has been a supporter of asset purchases and has been favorable to actions such as the rise of negative interest rates.
Naturally, the central banker had no comment as to the cause of what may have possibly pushed valuations to above-average levels. The great political game of taking credit and shifting blame is truly timeless.
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