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Lagarde’s early exit would enable Macron and Merz to influence ECB leadership amid concerns over far-right electoral gains in France and Germany, sources say.
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The rumours about her early withdrawal for political reasons are damaging to the ECB and its President. The French woman should finally speak plainly.
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European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde has told colleagues she remains focussed on her job and she would tell them first if she was about to step down, a message they took to mean she was...
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European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde has told colleagues she remains focussed on her job and she would tell them first if she was about to step down, a message they took to mean she was not about to resign, four sources told Reuters.
ECB says 'no decision made' on Lagarde's potential exit amid reports
Reports on Wednesday indicated Christine Lagarde could step down as ECB President before her mandate expires in October 2027. The ECB asserted that no decision has been made and that the President is focused on her mission, in a response to Euronews.
The European Central Bank has denied reports that its president, Christine Lagarde, will step down before her term ends. Rumors of her possible departure surfaced on Wednesday, when it was reported that Lagarde would leave the post before the French presidential election — which is due in April 2027 — leaving it vacant. Christine Lagarde’s early departure would leave French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz with the …
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