This is why an accommodative monetary policy stance is still needed. One has to be aware, of course, that this kind of monetary policy, like any policy measure, may also have side effects. These potential side effects have led to a number of critical reflections, especially in the German-speaking countries.
In my view, central banks have to take side effects into account and have to be cautious about them. But central banks also have to have a clear view of priorities and of the potential macroeconomic costs of moving away from the present monetary policy stance.