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...The bank’s vice-president, Luis de Guindos, said this week it would “need to take the impact of exchange rate movements into account”....
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...“This should be a global decision, ideally involving all members of the G7,” ECB vice-president Luis de Guindos said in an interview with Belgian news outlet De Standaard, published on Wednesday....
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...Luis de Guindos, vice-president of the ECB, told the Financial Times in a recent interview that it was “not a total surprise” to see German house prices fall almost 10 per cent in the past year....
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...Behind in the polls are Ricardo Lombana, an outsider favoured by urban middle-class voters; former president Martín Torrijos; and lawyer and politician Rómulo Roux....
...Spain has key positions in other EU institutions, including ECB vice-president Luis de Guindos and European Banking Authority chair José Manuel Campa, although the latter’s term expires in March next year...
...In late February air travel unions held a 24-hour strike after economy minister Luis Caputo offered a 12 per cent wage increase....
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...Chief economics commentator Martin Wolf says the country needs a broader transformation. A case in point is the war on poverty....
...But Spain went without a seat on the ECB board for six years until Luis de Guindos was made vice-president in 2018....
...Luis de Guindos, vice-president of the ECB, last week proposed several ways to clamp down on rising risks at shadow banks, which he warned had left EU regulation “ever more insufficient” to prevent further...
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...It desperately needs a growth strategy, says Martin Wolf....
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...Luis de Guindos, ECB vice-president, said its own recent policy tightening — including a 3.75 percentage point rise in its deposit rate since last summer — “can reveal vulnerabilities in the financial system...
...Martín Rapetti, executive director of economic think-tank Equilibra, said: “They need to quickly give markets a sign that at least some of what they have promised on the fiscal side will be fulfilled.”...
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