The European Central Bank governing council is meeting in Nicosia on Thursday 5 March and is set to reveal details of plans to buy €1.1 trillion worth of eurozone assets as part of its landmark quantitative easing programme.
Greece is also likely to be a priority issue on the agenda of the meeting.
The ECB’s governing council has travelled to Cyprus for one of its twice-yearly meetings away from its base in Frankfurt. A news conference will follow the meeting.
Yesterday, thousands of protesters took part an anti–austerity rally outside the Philoxenia conference centre in Nicosia, the venue of Thursday’s meeting.
Source: Cyprus Mail