FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) -- Germany's Bundesbank confirmed that its president, Jens Weidmann, voted against the bond-buying proposal unveiled Thursday by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi. A spokesman said Weidmann opposed the measures, which he viewed as "too close" to central-bank financing of government deficits "with a printing press." Draghi, in a news conference, said there was one dissenting vote on the program, but didn't identify who cast it. Weidmann's opposition to the plan, however, was no secret. The Bundesbank chief last month made a similar complaint to a German news magazine and warned that central-bank bond purchases could prove to be "addictive."
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