125. Deputy Michael McGrath asked the Minister for Finance if a detailed analysis has taken place within his Department, the NTMA and-or the Central Bank of global asset values and its impact on the economy and Government debt; the impact of the European Central Bank reducing and-or reversing its quantitative easing programme on asset values, the economy and Government debt; the impact of the ECB increasing interest rates on asset values, the economy and Government debt; the impact of the United States Federal Reserve reducing and-or reversing its quantitative easing programme on asset values, the economy and Government debt; his views on the potential for a significant correction in global asset values; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [6663/18]

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125. Deputy Michael McGrath asked the Minister for Finance if a detailed analysis has taken place within his Department, the NTMA and-or the Central Bank of global asset values and its impact on the economy and Government debt; the impact of the European Central Bank reducing and-or reversing its quantitative easing programme on asset values, the economy and Government debt; the impact of the ECB increasing interest rates on asset values, the economy and Government debt; the impact of the United States Federal Reserve reducing and-or reversing its quantitative easing programme on asset values, the economy and Government debt; his views on the potential for a significant correction in global asset values; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [6663/18]

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