"What has been done at Frankfurt is almost criminal," argues chief economist at one the world's largest asset managers

Europe is trying to mend its excess debt by trying to fix the government sector first, which complicates public sector recovery, says Invesco Chief Economist John Greenwood.
Invesco Chief Economist John Greenwood. | Photo: PR / Greenwood
Invesco Chief Economist John Greenwood. | Photo: PR / Greenwood
BY REETA ILONA PAAKKINEN

The European Central Bank is currently making two macroeconomic mistakes, says Invesco Chief Economist John Greenwood.

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