Thank you for the comment, ATiNM! I just want to ask you if the Euro appreciates, will this be worse for the Eurozone exporters. Worse because the prices of the goods, produced outside the zone will be supposedly cheaper for the customers in the Eurozone? So does this mean that the demand for imports in the Eurozone will increase as a whole? But then, a substantial part of exporters may decide to close their businesses. I guess that this will result in increase in unemployment rates and gov. spending. And this will be bad for the economy, so the ECB will have to keep the exchange rates of the Euro lower - as they used to be. And how is the ECB going to achieve it - by selling more foreign currency ,however, ECB is going to eventually lose from it, isn't it? And isn't appreciation a step towards inflation? So, it appears that a strong Euro won't be so good for the customers in the Eurozone, will it?