we spoke with martin schultz, senior economist as fujitsu research institute about the ecb's decision and asked him about other stimulus measures needed to get the global economy back on track. >> they recognized that a banking crisis is back in europe and they do need to act. the problem is they need to have everybody on board. this is not the case, in particular, the germans are very reluctant. so action still its not to be expected until september. they have said that they will restart bond big. this is a normal operation for most other central banks in the word, but uneurope this is a big problem because there are simply so many governments with so much fiscal debt. so, some of the players in particular, the german centralc. they will be on board when the banking crisis deepens. and we should expect that, the bond buying program is already in the works. the europe incentive bank now needs to stabilize the banks and banking system. the looming banking crisis. we know how costly this can be from japan and more recently from the u.s. the second point what they will have to push for i