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âCentral banks, although they have the means, have no mandate, in my view, to safeguard the solvency of banks and governments,â Mr. Weidmann said, according to a text of his remarks. âThat kind of implicit redistribution is a matter for governments or parliaments, if at all.â
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Note that he refers to central banks in general and not only the ECB.
Frankly, I think Weidmann should sue the reporter who put these words into his mouth—obviously a crude attempt to make him sound like a yahoo who doesnât know the first thing about his line of work.
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