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"Axel Weber geht, die Inflation kommt"

The front page of today's Wirtschaftswoche is not making any secret of how the paper sees the news of Alex Weber, previously seen as the Great German Hope for a stable euro, no longer standing for President of the ECB:

Axel Weber goes, inflation arrives
It adds that "the departure of Axel Weber undermines the trust in the stability of the euro"


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By Open Europe blog team
On Monday, February 14, 2011
At 11:43 AM
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