<p>Okay, this is from latest events. </p>

<p>Countries like USA &amp; Japan have successfully used QE to stimulate the economy, but what stops European Central Bank from implementing it?</p>

<p>If they decide to use it what will happen to stocks and bonds? How will the investors react? Most economists also say that it wont work well in Europe, why?</p>

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2015-01-08T11:49:59.930Z
"successfully" [citation needed]
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Exactly as @EnergyNumbers says, QE is one of the single most misunderstood banking interventions in place. It was used by the USA and the UK to stop their monetary systems imploding, which is not exactly how most would characterise "stimulate".
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Europe Quantitative Easing
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# Europe Quantitative Easing

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-01-06)

Okay, this is from latest events.

Countries like USA & Japan have successfully used QE to stimulate the economy, but what stops European Central Bank from implementing it?

If they decide to use it what will happen to stocks and bonds? How will the investors react? Most economists also say that it wont work well in Europe, why?

**Tags:** monetary-policy, quantitative-easing
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: "successfully" [citation needed]  
> **username_2**: Exactly as @EnergyNumbers says, QE is one of the single most misunderstood banking interventions in place. It was used by the USA and the UK to stop their monetary systems imploding, which is not exactly how most would characterise "stimulate".  

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