What the central banker's central bank thinks about negative interest rates

Mar 7, 2016

The headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB).

The Bank for International Settlements has issued a warning about sub-zero rates Image: REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski

Rosamond Hutt

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