Since November, net purchases of public- and private-sector securities have resumed at a monthly pace of € billion; this will continue for as long as necessary to strengthen the accommodative impact of the policy rates in tandem with the ECB’s explicit objective of ending the purchases shortly before it starts raising its key policy rates.
And I have the impression that this debate in the United Kingdom has made significant progress over the past two years. Of course, it is ultimately only the British themselves who can decide how they wish to shape their relations with Europe and European integration.