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Lagarde Calls for Urgent Speeding up the Integration of Capital Markets

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In the opening speech of the panel "How far should European sovereignty go?", on the second and final day of the Paris Peace Forum, the President of the ECB insisted on the need to move forward in the Capital Markets Union to facilitate companies' ability to raise funding in Europe and develop their projects within the continent.

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The ECB President warned of the dangers of Europe's dependence on third countries and called for rapid acceleration of capital markets integration - What she said about the US, China, Russia, artificial intelligence and the digital euro

·Marousi, Greece
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In the opening speech of the panel "How far should European sovereignty go?", on the second and final day of the Paris Peace Forum, the President of the ECB insisted on the need to move forward in the Capital Markets Union to facilitate companies' ability to raise funding in Europe and develop their projects within the continent.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The President of the European Central Bank today called for the "urgent" acceleration of the integration of capital markets and the strengthening of Europe's technological and energy capacities to reduce external dependencies and protect economic sovereignty.

·Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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