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The European Central Bank has launched an unlimited bond-buying programme to lower interest rates. But there are strict conditions, including governments asking for help from the European rescue fund. In this edition of Business Weekly we will discuss that with economist Thomas Costerg from Standard Chartered.
Also in the programme: Troika troubles as the countries that have already asked the European Union strive to meet the conditions involved. And Spain struggles with rising unemployment as tourist season jobs come to an end.
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