
La presidente della Banca centrale europea ha comunicato la data della sua uscita al Consiglio direttivo e ad Antonio Costa
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Christine Lagarde guida la Banca centrale europea e il suo mandato volge al termine nel 2027.
MILANO – La presidente della Banca centrale europea (Bce), Christine Lagarde, lascerà il proprio incarico il 7 febbraio 2027.
Lo ha comunicato oggi al Consiglio direttivo della Bce e al presidente del Consiglio europeo, Antonio Costa, come riferito dalla Bce in una nota.
Il successore di Lagarde sarà nominato dal Consiglio europeo, secondo la procedura prevista dall'articolo 283 del Trattato sul funzionamento dell'Unione europea (Tfue).
Il Consiglio direttivo ha ringraziato calorosamente Lagarde, tributandole una lunga standing ovation.
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Nomina del successore da parte del Consiglio europeo
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