LONDON - The European Central Bank is poised to start phasing out the extraordinary liquidity measures it set up over the last couple of years when it concludes its last rate-setting meeting of the year on Thursday. Analysts expect a number of significant decisions and announcements from the central bank for the 16 countries that share the euro — even though the benchmark rate will likely stay at the record low of 1 percent for months to come. In particular, they will be looking to see...
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