FRANKFURT — The European Central Bank’s intervention in bond markets has come nearly to a standstill, bank data indicated Monday, in a sign that policymakers no longer see an urgent need to continue supporting debt issued by Greece, Spain and other European countries. E.C.B. data released Monday indicated that the bank spent €302 million, or $391 million, buying bonds last week, leaving the overall total at around €60 billion. That compares to purchases worth about €1...
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