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Eurogroup backs Spain's Luis de Guindos to be next ECB vice president

Source: Xinhua    2018-02-20 06:45:42

BRUSSELS, Feb. 19 (Xinhua) -- The Eurogroup agreed to endorse 's economy minister Luis de Guindos for the upcoming European Central Bank (ECB) Vice-President vacancy, Eurogroup President Mario Centeno said on Monday.

"We had a brief exchange of views in the Eurogroup, and I am glad to report that it was a unanimous decision.I would like to congratulate Luis, " said Centeno in a news conference after a regular meeting of the finance ministers.

He said the final decision by EU Leaders is expected be taken at a summit in March, after consulting the ECB and the European Parliament. And de Guindos is expected to take up his position at the ECB on June 1.

It's widely believed that a vice president from a southern European country would be likely to boost the chances of a German becoming the next ECB president in 2019, and thus likely to have a more hawkish monetary policy.

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Eurogroup backs Spain's Luis de Guindos to be next ECB vice president

Source: Xinhua 2018-02-20 06:45:42

BRUSSELS, Feb. 19 (Xinhua) -- The Eurogroup agreed to endorse 's economy minister Luis de Guindos for the upcoming European Central Bank (ECB) Vice-President vacancy, Eurogroup President Mario Centeno said on Monday.

"We had a brief exchange of views in the Eurogroup, and I am glad to report that it was a unanimous decision.I would like to congratulate Luis, " said Centeno in a news conference after a regular meeting of the finance ministers.

He said the final decision by EU Leaders is expected be taken at a summit in March, after consulting the ECB and the European Parliament. And de Guindos is expected to take up his position at the ECB on June 1.

It's widely believed that a vice president from a southern European country would be likely to boost the chances of a German becoming the next ECB president in 2019, and thus likely to have a more hawkish monetary policy.

[Editor: huaxia]