Economics
ECB’s Guindos Upbeat on Economy Despite Financial Stability Risk
- Vice president says risks to outlook are ‘much more balanced’
- U.S. market exuberance raises prospect of damaging spillovers
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The European Central Bank is relatively upbeat on the economic outlook as it prepares for a crucial monetary policy meeting next month, despite mounting risks to financial stability from overvalued asset prices.