Central banks "cannot do 'whatever it takes' to return still-sluggish economies to strong and sustainable growth," says the Bank for International Settlements. In its annual report, the BIS blames unconventional monetary policy for delaying private sector deleveraging and for making countries especially vulnerable to rising interest rates, which, "without an equal increase in the output growth rate will further undermine fiscal sustainability."
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