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After the latest EU summit, the European Central Bank has cut interest rates. But at the same time, it resisted pressure to do more. It seems that ECB head Mario Draghi has his own opinion on what is happening with the European economy and how it can be helped.
We talk about that with Angus Campbell, Head of Market Analysis with financial services firm London Capital Group.
Also in the programme: France’s new budget targets the rich and further financial oversight for Greece.
More about: ECB, European economy, Interest ratesCopyright © 2013 euronews
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