CLEAN : Size crucial for ECB stimulus measures: expert

The video discusses the concept of risk sharing in the Eurozone, highlighting Germany's potential liabilities if member states default. It emphasizes the critical role of the QE package size, noting that anything below 500 billion euros would disappoint markets. The video also addresses ongoing structural reform challenges in the Eurozone and the potential for governments to abandon these efforts due to QE. It examines the reduced risk of a Grexit following the Greek election, with Greece pledging to stay in the Eurozone and EU officials open to negotiating bailout terms. Finally, it speculates on the Eurozone's financial future, suggesting that a decade of structural reform could eventually yield positive results.

What does risk sharing in the eurozone imply for member states?

How might the size of the QE package affect market reactions?

What are the potential consequences of governments abandoning structural reform efforts?

In what ways has the Greek election situation changed compared to two and a half years ago?

What implications could a decade of structural reform have for the eurozone's future?