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05.07.2019 - Comments

Do political stock markets always have short legs?

by Norbert F. Tofall

In view of the two speeches made by ECB President Mario Draghi in July 2012 and June 2019, this must unfortunately be denied. His successor, Christine Lagarde, is likely to outdo Draghi's policy.

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