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European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi on Thursday said the eurozone economy still relied on "an ample degree" of stimulus in the face of sluggish inflation. SOUNDBITE
Silvio Berlusconi meets with Mario Draghi in Rome as the former ECB chief holds second round talks with parties on forming a new Italian government. IMAGES
Former ECB head Mario Draghi leaves the Italian presidential palace after being charged by Italy's president to form a new government, saying the country faced a "difficult moment". IMAGES
Mario Draghi, the former head of the European Central Bank, arrives at the Quirinale palace for talks with Italy's president who is expected to ask him to lead the country out of the devastating coronavirus pandemic after the coalition government collapsed. IMAGES
Images show the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange as Wall Street stocks rise in choppy trading and markets weigh talk of potentially massive US government stimulus a day after a deep selloff due to the coronavirus. US media reports that the White House is seeking an $850 billion emergency stimulus package, underscoring the severity of a crisis that has plunged Wall Street into a bear market. IMAGES
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