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国際通貨基金(IMF)の首長のラガルデ(Christine Lagarde)氏は欧州諸国に緊急に、通貨統合だけではなく,完全で包括的なヨーロッパの財政·金融統合政策を要求
Lagarde: “Los encerraría hasta que encontrasen un plan para Europa”
La directora gerente del FMI insta a los países de la eurozona a reaccionar
"Cogería la llave y dejaría allí a los líderes europeos hasta que acordaran un plan completo y exhaustivo"
Reuters / El País Madrid6 JUN 2012 - 17:18 CET
Lagarde: "The lock up until they found a plan for Europe"
The IMF managing director urges eurozone countries to react
"I would take the key and leave there until EU leaders agree on a complete and comprehensive plan"
Reuters / The Country Madrid 6 JUN 2012 - 17:18 CET
The IMF managing director urges eurozone countries to react
"I would take the key and leave there until EU leaders agree on a complete and comprehensive plan"
Reuters / The Country Madrid 6 JUN 2012 - 17:18 CET
The Managing Director International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, has said during a conference on the Baltic countries that "lock up the European leaders in a room, would take the key and leave them there until they agree on a comprehensive and complete plan" to reform Europe .
Lagarde has shown in recent days his confidence that the future EU is a "fiscal and financial union," and not just monetary, as usual. The IMF's managing director expects the EU "is extended beyond mere currency to become more of a financial and fiscal union, while monetary union."
The director of the IMF, made the remarks during his visit to Latvia to participate in a conference, expected to have reformed its Twenty-seven union by 2014, by the time expected that Baltic country has joined the euro. He praised the austerity policies implemented by Latvia during the crisis and called on European countries affected by the debt crisis, such as Spain, Greece and Portugal, to follow suit. "The achievements are amazing: in the first year of the program you applied a fiscal adjustment in a single year, 0.8% of GDP," he said.
The top executive also said yesterday that the IMF expects the European Central Bank has room to cut interest rates. However, the president of the European bank, Mario Draghi, has today decided to keep rates at 1% as expected.
"Growth can be driven by monetary policy, as the LTRO - massive emission of liquidity by the ECB - we've seen to use the ECB. It is also clear that there is room for another interest rate cut," said on Monday the Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet.
Lagarde has shown in recent days his confidence that the future EU is a "fiscal and financial union," and not just monetary, as usual. The IMF's managing director expects the EU "is extended beyond mere currency to become more of a financial and fiscal union, while monetary union."
The director of the IMF, made the remarks during his visit to Latvia to participate in a conference, expected to have reformed its Twenty-seven union by 2014, by the time expected that Baltic country has joined the euro. He praised the austerity policies implemented by Latvia during the crisis and called on European countries affected by the debt crisis, such as Spain, Greece and Portugal, to follow suit. "The achievements are amazing: in the first year of the program you applied a fiscal adjustment in a single year, 0.8% of GDP," he said.
The top executive also said yesterday that the IMF expects the European Central Bank has room to cut interest rates. However, the president of the European bank, Mario Draghi, has today decided to keep rates at 1% as expected.
"Growth can be driven by monetary policy, as the LTRO - massive emission of liquidity by the ECB - we've seen to use the ECB. It is also clear that there is room for another interest rate cut," said on Monday the Swedish newspaper Svenska Dagbladet.
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