Does ECB Have Room to Raise Rates in 2020?

The video discusses the European Central Bank's (ECB) current stance on negative interest rates, highlighting the challenges in moving away from them due to economic risks and inflation concerns. It explores the influence of Germany on ECB policy, particularly in seeking to end negative rates. The video also speculates on potential diplomatic strategies to achieve policy changes, including fiscal triggers in Germany.

What are the current risks associated with the ECB's monetary policy?

How does the speaker perceive the future of negative interest rates in Europe?

What influence do the Germans have over ECB policy according to the speaker?

What does the speaker mean by 'dark horse trade' in the context of ECB policy?

What is the proposed solution to exit negative interest rates mentioned in the text?