The former president of the ECB, Jean-Claude Trichet, and the President of Luiss Sep, Stefano Micossi discuss this afternoon in streaming the book by Mayer and Papadia "The value of money" and the controversial economic cultures in Europe - How to participate
On December 4, 2008, almost three months after the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in the United States, the European Central Bank made the most significant interest rate cut in its history - So Trichet paid the duty after the mistake of having…
According to the former president of the ECB, Jean-Claude Trichet, the European central bank can very well buy government bonds as Mario Draghi intends to do without the Germans being able to exercise particular veto rights
HONORARY DEGREE TO JEAN-CLAUDE TRICHET - The former number one of the ECB, yesterday in Bologna, shares Mario Draghi's line and calls for "directly executive measures" for countries that do not respect the rules - Reflects on the economic governance of the area …
On the occasion of the farewell ceremony of the outgoing ECB president, Jean-Claude Trichet, the French president Sarkozy and the German chancellor Angela Merkel met by surprise last night. The EU leaders and Mario Draghi were also present, ready…
Markets in tension after the pessimistic outburst of the ECB president - Yields on three-month BOTs fall - Unicredit's march continues (+3,4% at mid-day) - Bpm: open battle - Fiat on the brakes
On the decisive day for the future of Greece, Trichet rings an alarm bell in front of the European Parliament. "We need to act quickly." Debt reduction and bank loans are priorities.
The governor of the ECB, in his last governing council, took his leave by kicking off a series of financing operations, such as the purchase of covered bonds for 40 billion euros - But, by not cutting interest rates, he…
The outgoing president of the Eurotower explained that the new plan will start in November and should last a year - For the Frenchman, moreover, "it is not appropriate" for the European Central Bank to provide the "financial leverage" to the European Fund…
According to the outgoing governor of the European Central Bank, the Eurozone should record "very moderate" growth in the second quarter - The ECB leaves rates unchanged - Piazza Affari, however, remains positive - Fiat profits, after the leap forward in…
As for inflation, it will drop below 2% in 2012 - The president of the Eurotower then reiterates, but in a personal capacity, the proposal for the creation of an EU finance minister - As for the letter sent to Italy, "it was not a negotiation...
In addition to the political crisis, three cases are shaking Italy - Obama slaps Europe on the crisis, the German Schaeuble replies, but the markets are down - There is still a clash between Germany and France over bank bonds - Finland gives the…
Interviewed by Corriere della Sera, the banker spoke of current economic affairs, focusing on the crucial issues for overcoming the crisis in Europe. In Italy, Trichet underlines, "the liberalization of professions, more flexibility, education and innovation" is needed.
The board at the Eurotower has not turned into a sort of tribunal against Rome - On the contrary, the president of the ECB has welcomed "a first commitment by the Italian government", referring to the maneuver - Bad news, however, on the…
The governor of Bank of Italy, soon to head the European Central Bank, pronounces harsh words directed at Italy, 48 hours before the Frankfurt directorate - "We need reforms and discipline, not the magic wand" - Trichet also intervenes: "Immediately a …
by Ugo Bertone - Banks and Fiat give breathing space to Piazza Affari - Trichet does not scare the banks and the European stock exchanges (except for London which has remained closed) close in progress - Mediolanum gains 5,3%, Intesa 3%, Impregilo …
The outgoing president of the ECB, Jean-Claude Trichet, has invited the European Parliament not to be under any illusions by predicting "modest" growth for the old continent but denying that there are any liquidity problems. According to Trichet, the situation calls for a more rapid and immediate application of…
