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The sex scandal involving Dominique Strauss-Kahn keeps dominating the headlines.
This week’s edition of Business Weekly focuses on the impact of the affair on the International Monetary Fund. Should the new IMF head be a European or somebody from an emerging country? Does the choice determine a new policy?
Host Stefan Grobe talks about these issues with Valentijn van Nieuwenhuijzen of ING Investment Management in The Hague.
In other stories we have a profile of Mario Draghi, the Italian economist and banker who is set to be the new European Central Bank president and we report on the euro zone finance ministers’ pledge to save Greece once again.
More about: Economy, IMF, Japan, The Strauss-Kahn caseCopyright © 2012 euronews
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