Monday, 14 September 2015
Moody's in their latest credit outlook report
"
... the ECB will make further changes to the QE program as needed to
adjust to macroeconomic developments, and in particular, the risk of a
prolonged period of low inflation
"The
increased flexibility is credit positive for euro area issuers. Very
low inflation is credit negative since it hampers the ability of issuers
to deleverage via an increase in revenues and assets'
Moody's referring to the European Central Bank decision on September 3 to increases issue share limit from 33% compared to 25% prior, this allows the ECB to buy more of a single-issue of bonds.