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Chair Dancing at the ECB Enters Its Final Phase with the Premature Exit of Lagarde Into the Air

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Spain tries to aim for the highest position with Pablo Hernández de Cos, who has real chances of becoming the president of the organization.

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The former governor of the Banco de España advances Klaas Knot as a candidate for the European institution.

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Speculation about Christine Lagarde's imminent departure and the debate over her successor are intensifying, after the ECB chief said she may leave "a few months" early The post Who is the favorite to succeed Lagarde at the European Central Bank appeared first on in.gr.

·Greece
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Spain tries to aim for the highest position with Pablo Hernández de Cos, who has real chances of becoming the president of the organization.

·Madrid, Spain
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According to a survey of economists, Pablo Hernandez de Cos is among the leading candidates to replace Christine Lagarde at the European Central Bank.

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The former governor of the Banco de España (BdE) and current managing director of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), Pablo Hernández de Cos, is increasingly supported to become the successor of Christine Lagarde at the head of the European Central Bank (ECB). If the Spanish has managed to rally the support of both the PSOE and the PP in his candidacy, he now receives the backing of economists, who consider him the most suitable candid…

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Former Governor of the Banco de España and current Director General of the Bank for International Settlements, heads the preferences of the economists surveyed

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20minutos broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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