Nolting Says Strong Euro Not in Draghi's Interest

The transcript discusses the European Central Bank's (ECB) current and future monetary policies, including bond buying until September next year and potential quantitative tightening in 2019. It highlights the global economic outlook, noting 2018 as a peak year for central bank balance sheets. The discussion also covers the implications of ECB and Bank of Japan (BOJ) policies on currencies, particularly the euro and yen, and the widening interest rate differentials between the ECB and the Federal Reserve, which could favor the US dollar. Overall, the transcript provides insights into the potential impacts of these policies on global markets.

What significant change does the speaker anticipate in 2018?

What is the speaker's view on Draghi's stance regarding the euro?