Lagarde in a sentence

All eyes will be on ECB’s Lagarde press conference as she will have a lot to clarify from the statement.

Among the speakers this year were Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank, British adman Martin Sorrell and climate activist Greta Thunberg.

But banks dropped 3.8% despite the Lagarde's reassurances.

Christine Lagarde, the president of the European Central Bank, last week set out an ambitious plan for a Frankfurt-Paris-Amsterdam stock exchange to challenge New York.

Despite a decline in headline inflation, ECB President Christine Lagarde remains concerned about core inflation, signalling the intention to further raise rates.

ECB president Christine Lagarde has vowed to 'stay the course' on rate hikes to tame inflation.

ECB President Christine Lagarde said the central bank would provide additional support to the banking system if it became necessary.

ECB’s Lagarde (hawk) said that they will very likely hike again in July as they still have ground to cover and they are not seeing tangible evidence of stabilising domestic inflation.

ECB's President Lagarde: Hikes are already feeding forcefully into bank lending conditionsfinancialjuice.

It’s extremely clear,” ECB President Christine Lagarde said at a news conference.

Lagarde is due to speak at 1900 GMT on Friday.

Lagarde reiterated what she said last week after the central bank raised interest rates – that the European banking sector is resilient, with strong financial reserves and plenty of ready cash.

Speaking on Wednesday, ECB President Christine Lagarde said: “We need to prepare our currency for the future.

The move to create a digital version of the single currency began in 2020 when European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde suggested the idea and the Frankfurt-based body launched a public consultation.

The President of European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, delivers a speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, Feb. 15, 2023.

While these changes could still prove temporary, central bankers need to be open to the possibility that some of them will be longer-lasting, Lagarde added.

ECB President Christine Lagarde arrived ahead of her colleagues, “checking on prices” at a market in the capital Ljubljana, she said in a video posted on social media on Tuesday.

ECB President Christine Lagarde insists she won't commit to any path for rate cuts.

ECB President Lagarde has pushed back against rate cuts but she may have to shift her hawkish stance or risk tipping the weak eurozone economy into a recession.

Financial markets are expecting a rate cut from 4% as early as April, but ECB President Christine Lagarde said she and other bank officials agreed it was “premature to discuss rate cuts”.