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BENGALURU (Reuters) - The European Central Bank's latest stimulus package will not significantly help to bring inflation back to target, according to economists in a Reuters poll who said the risk of a euro zone recession in the next two years has increased.At its September meeting, the ECB cut its deposit rate deeper into negative territory and said it would revive its bond-buying programme..
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