ECB leaves rates unchanged as Draghi bows out
QE to restart on 1 November
The European Central Bank (ECB) held interest rates unchanged as it prepares to reignite its quantitative easing (QE) programme at Mario Draghi's final policy meeting after eight years at the bank's helm.
Thursday's (24 October) meeting saw the governing council of the ECB opt to keep its key interest rate at a continental all-time low of -0.5%, while it announced QE will resume at a monthly rate of €20bn...
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