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The European Central Bank left interest rates and its money-printing programme unchanged as President Mario Draghi said it would review in December what more it could do to tackle the threat of weak inflation. Ivor Bennett reports.
Soothing words for Europe's markets as Mario Draghi pledges a full commitment to rolling out the ECB's trillion-dollar money printing scheme, while saying more investment and price inflation are needed. David Pollard reports.
The ECB's bond-buying programme may be shielding the euro zone from the effect of events in Greece, says bank President Mario Draghi. As David Pollard reports, it's also keeping the euro at 12 year lows.
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
Rome (Italy), Feb 5 (EFE) - (Camera: Alvaro Padilla) The former president of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, in charge of forming a government in Italy, continues to garner support from the parties to try to achieve a stable majority to lead the country. FOOTAGE OF TAJANI'S EXIT AND STATEMENTS TRANSLATION:"I think it's going in a quite positive direction. We have repeated what our priorities are, and now we will see how the meeting will go."
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