This week Ben Gutteridge, Guy Foster, Nick Stanojevic and Iain Armstrong discuss the ECB’s new quantitative easing scheme running a sceptical eye over the policies’ long run benefits. 

Also examined is Hutchison’s prospective acquisition of O2 and how it leaves the competitive landscape in Europe and the implications for investors, consumers and above all Premier League Footballers.

The team then consider the passing of King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia as well as other events in the Middle East, while considering what impact it will have on the beleaguered oil price.

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