On the money: a gradual return to 'normalisation'
“Policies and capital markets are moving from the ‘Unconventional Era' and ‘Great Distortion' to ‘Gradual Normalisation"
The coming year will contrast sharply with 2016 for markets and economies, according to Professor John Iannis Mourmouras, deputy governor of the Bank of Greece.
Last week in London he delivered a well-rounded summary of forecasts to the AMUNDI-OMFIF Asset and Risk Management Seminar
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On the money: a gradual return to 'normalisation'
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