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Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is to Finish ECB Term, WSJ Reports
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Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is to Finish ECB Term, WSJ Reports

Bloomberg · Feb 20, 2026 · Collected from RSS

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Christine Lagarde said her base case is to see out her term as European Central Bank president, following a report this week that she’ll step down early.


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