In an interview with SPIEGEL, President of the European Central Bank Mario Draghi defends his euro crisis policies and promises to keep prices stable. He also says he's on Germany's side when it comes to encouraging reforms in the euro zone.
The recent appearance of China as potential saviour of the Eurozone is put in doubt by Francois Godement at the European Council of Foreign Relations.
Asserting political conditions in return for help is a risky game to play for China but Europe may not be united enough to withstand it, argues Godement. Tovább»
The Turkey-versus-Hungary comparison is perhaps the starkest example of the macroeconomic contrasts within the EEMEA region and also of the different policy responses of the respective central banks, writes Christian Keller of Barclays Capital.
