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This article was published on Oct. 23, 2015 at 9:15.
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European shares open higher, yet the momentum of the ECB governor Mario Draghi yesterday from Malta opened the expansion of quantitative easing as early as Christmas. The news was reported in Tokyo, where the Nikkei index (the best in the world in the last 12 months) ended with a rise of 2.1% pending the decision that the Bank of Japan will announce on October 30 and that some analysts expect similarly expansive in scope. But first there will be the Federal Reserve (27-28 October) which will decide on interest rates and monetary policy. The US currently remains the biggest unknown with experts torn between those who assume that the first rate hike since 2006 in the US can take place in December and who expect a return in the first half of 2016.

The FTSE MIB Milan Stock Exchange at the opening marks a rise of 0.45%, in line with other major European indicators.

The BTP-Bund spread falls below 95 points and approaching the lows of March. It confirms for the first time in history the negative return of BTP 2 years. The euro dollar is 1.11, and could break down this threshold in the day. Essentially all riskier asset classes are moving upward, as is typical in the early stages of the announcement of a quantitative easing.

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