Stocks Break Away From Euro on Draghi Stimulus

The ECB has become more vocal about the need for stimulus to boost the eurozone economy, similar to the US in 2008. Investors are confident in the ECB's measures to prevent deflation, leading to a divergence between European stocks and the euro. The correlation between them has broken down, reaching its lowest since the global financial crisis. Analysts suggest that a weaker euro supports exporters and benefits stock market investments. Despite economic challenges, the stock market is expected to rise, reflecting a trend where bad news can be good news for markets.

What recent actions has the ECB taken regarding stimulus for the eurozone economy?

How have investors reacted to the ECB's current strategies?

What does the correlation between stocks and the euro indicate according to the text?

What are the implications of a weaker euro for exporters as mentioned in the text?

Discuss the relationship between economic growth and stock market performance as presented in the text.