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ECB chief economist downplays need to intervene in French bond market

Philip Lane says sell-off of France’s debt does not meet criteria to invoke central bank’s emergency powers

A senior European Central Bank official has dismissed the idea that it could start buying Eurozone government bonds after the announcement of a snap French parliamentary election caused a sell-off in the country’s debt.

Philip Lane, chief economist of the ECB, said: “What we are seeing is a repricing but it is not in the world of disorderly market dynamics right now”.

His comments, at a Reuters event in London, indicate that the ECB currently believes there is little reason to consider activating its relatively new, but as yet untested, emergency bond-buying powers to support Eurozone debt markets.

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