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France May Be Backing Spain's de Cos for ECB Top Job, Papers Say

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The Lagarde succession will be dealt with at the margins of the European Political Community (EPC) summit and the EU summit held on Thursday and Friday, respectively, in Dublin, although it is not on the official agenda of the meetings.

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Macron and Merz plan to hold a bilateral meeting at which they could address the future presidency of the ECB

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Pablo Hernández de Cos is getting a little closer to the presidency of the European Central Bank. According to reports in the British newspaper Financial Times, Paris could support his candidacy to replace Christine Lagarde at the head of the ECB next year.

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The Spanish candidate gains possibilities to get to be the president of the European Central Bank in front of the Dutchman Klaas Knot Hernández de Cos will face the Dutchman Knot for the presidency of the ECB The balance is leaning so that Pablo Hernández de Cos will be the next president of the European Central Bank (ECB). France would support the Spanish candidate against the Dutchman Klaas Knot in the process of succeeding Christine Lagarde, …

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Macron and Merz address this afternoon the renewal of the ECB's leadership at an informal summit of which Sanchez has been absent More information: The fight between De Cos and Dutchman Knot for the ECB opens the fight between pigeons and hawks for how to reduce inflation

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The candidacy of Pablo Hernández de Cos for the Presidency of the European Central Bank (ECB), which will leave vacant Christine Lagarde on 7 February and for which the Dutchman Klaas Knot also fights, would have the support of France, according to the newspaper 'Financial Times' and previously pointed out 'Le Monde'.According to sources consulted by the British press, France would have given signs that it could support Pablo Hernández de Cos as…

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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