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Draghi: ‘EU must clarify euro vision’ Several weeks ago, ECB president Mario Draghi told a German newspaper that the worst of the euro debt crisis was over, but it seems things have not gone Draghi’s way.
Markets are nervous again, as one country after another plunges into recession.
At their monthly meeting ECB policymakers opted to hold their fire – but for how long?
Host Stefan Grobe wants to find out by talking to Simon Denham, CEO of Capital Spreads in London.
Also in the programme: stories on the growing problems of corporate Spain in Latin America and the latest on eurozone unemployment.
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