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Villeroy, who is also Bank of France governor, also told Bloomberg TV that inflation at 2% was a target but not a ceiling.
“Obviously our monetary policy should remain accommodative for the years to come. But our combination of instruments could evolve”, Villeroy said.
Villeroy on Tuesday said that the ECB should spell out its tolerance for overshooting its inflation target.
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