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Germany to Make Proposal for Top ECB Jobs Next Week, Merz Says

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Germany will make a suggestion in the coming days for a package to fill three top European Central Bank positions, including that of President Christine Lagarde.

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"We have very intense discussions on appointments to the ECB. Agreements are in sight, but we have not yet finalized them", which should take "a few days", German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Friday to journalists, on the sidelines of a European summit in Dublin. By announcing at the end of October his early departure from the French institution, which will be operational on 7 February next, the French official launched a race against the c…

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expects to need "a few more days" for a German decision on the new appointments at the European Central Bank, including the president. He said this at the informal EU summit in Dublin. Among the candidates to succeed current ECB President Christine Lagarde is the Dutch Klaas Knot.

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Dublin, 13 Nov (EFE).- The German government plans to present next week its proposal to renew the leadership of the European Central Bank (ECB), a process that includes the presidency of the institution, a position for which former governor of the Banco de España Pablo Hernández de Cos starts as a favorite. This was announced by the German Chancellor [...] The entry Germany will present next week its proposal to renew the leadership of the ECB w…

The German authorities intend to present their proposal for a new head of the European Central Bank (ECB) next week. Consultations are still ongoing. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz told reporters on the sidelines of the European Political Community meeting in Dublin. His words were quoted by the German government’s press service. “We are very actively discussing the composition of the European Central […]

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Capital.gr broke the news on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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