Economics
Central Bankers Can Stop Whining Now
- U.S., euro zone, Japan budget moves seen supporting growth
- Monetary policies are no longer the only game in town
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For much of the past few years, central bankers have lamented how they were left on their own to prop up economic growth.
It appears the whining is paying off. Governments are starting to loosen their grip on public expenditures, providing a fiscal boost to complement the unprecedented monetary-policy measures.