Alda Sousa - Neither Trichet, nor G8. Democracy - 2012/05/21 Neither Trichet, nor G8. Democracy plenary intervention Strasbourg, 2012/05/21 beinternacional.eu
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Jean-Claude Trichet quits as president of the European Central Bank at the end of October. He leaves after eight years at the head of the institution, which is currently at the centre of attempts to deal with the debt crisis affecting the Eurozone. Duration: 00:52
Former European Central Bank chief Jean-Claude Trichet gives an exclusive interview to RT emphasizing the fact that developed countries must stick to sound policies of not spending more than they earn, which has little to do with austerity measures. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the International Monetary Fund tells journalists at a Brussels press conference on the budget crisis in Ireland that the European Union has decided to adopt the same global doctrine that's applied by the International Monetary Fund when it comes to assessing private creditor's debt.
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Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Bank, on Saturday said that the advanced nature of international economies requires increasing international cooperation between regulators such as central banks and finance ministries when it comes to dealing with crises. Trichet made his comment in answer to an EUX.TV question, asking for his reaction to a comment made a day earlier by United States Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, who spoke on Friday to eurogroup ministers after the "damage caused to us from Europe." Geithner's comment was accidentally made public by the audiovisual services working for the Polish EU presidency at the finance ministers meeting in Wroclaw, Poland.
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The Malcolm Wiener Lecture in International Political Economy featured former president of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet. Mr. Trichet focused his talk on the economic recessions--particularly in Europe--and analyzed the strategies and approaches to fixing the economic crisis. Most notably, he discussed how the strategies used were far beyond the textbook, and as such, required careful consideration of repercussions. Overall, Mr. Trichet conveyed the incredible complexity of the problem and the vast amount of work and analysis need to pursue solutions. Part of Mr. Trichet's larger message though, was that the recent economic crises in the US and Europe were and eventual part of a larger global pattern of recessions. These recessions are hard lessons for countries, but ultimately will result in stronger, more stable economies. Harvard University President Emeritus Lawrence Summers moderated the lively question and answer session. March 22, 2011
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There is no time for complacency and still much hard work ahead, said European Central Bank chief Jean-Claude Trichet as he left the European summit where the euro rescue package was agreed during the early hours of Thursday. The summit was the last one for Mr. Trichet, who is about to retire.
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Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Bank, on Friday that the the euro crisis requires 'deeds' and 'not words', urging governments of the eurozone members to adopt stringent budget reforms. Trichet made his comments during a press conference at the Sept. 16-17 informal Ecofin meeting in Wroclaw, Poland.
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The European Central Bank asked the Italian government to implement further austerity measures in return for buying its debt, its president Jean-Claude Trichet said in an interview on Tuesday. The Corrierre della Sera newspaper first reported that Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi received a "secret letter" from the ECB, insisting on tougher austerity measures to balance the country's budget by 2013. Trichet confirmed the existence of the letter in a French radio interview. ... www.euronews.net
The European Parliament on Monday expressed broad support and full confidence in the way that the European Central Bank is handling what he says it the worst financial crisis since the second World War. www.eux.tv Addressing a packed committee-room in Brussels, ECB chief Jean-Claude Trichet reiterated his view on the need for even more stringent budget reforms in the countries that have adopted the euro. Trichet said that the ECB, together with national central banks, has spent more than 115 billion euro since the crisis began. This money was spent on distressed bonds from countries like Greece and Portugal in order to support the market. "The security market programmes strictly aims at correcting mal functioning of markets. The prohibition of monetary financing underlines precisely the fact that budgetary discipline is of the utmost importance", Trichet said. Responding to concerns about a possible lack of liquidity in the Eurozone, Trichet said that this simply was not a possibility because of the immense volumes of money that circulates in Europe. Trichet said that buying troubled bonds in the open market does not clash with the ECB's goal of keeping the cost of living in the Eurozone under control, something that the central bank has successfully managed since the euro was created. The ECB chief said that uncertainty in the markets remains high, which means the European central bank will continue to offer its support. "Uncertainty remains particularly high. This <b>...</b>
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8 Sep 2011 Bloomberg Based on its regular economic and monetary analysis the Governing Council decided to keep the key ECB interest rates unchanged. Inflation has remained elevated and is likely to stay above 2% over the months ahead before declining next year. At the same time the underlying rate of monetary expansion continue to be moderate while monetary liquidity remains ample [!]. As expected the pace of economic growth in the Euro area decelerated in the second quarter following strong growth in the first quarter. Looking ahead we expect the euro area economy to grow moderately [!] subject to particularly high uncertainty and intensified downside risks. At the same time short-term interest rates are low. While our monetary policy stance remains accommodative, some financing conditions have tightened [!]. It remains essential for monetary policy to focus on its mandate of maintaining price stability over the medium term, thereby ensuring that recent price developments do not give rise to broad-based inflationary pressures. A very thorough analysis of all incoming data and developments over the period ahead is warranted. Inflation expectations in the euro area must remain firmly anchored in line with our {definition!!} ...aim of maintaining inflation rates below but near to 2% over the medium term. Such anchoring is a prerequisite for monetary policy to make its contribution towards supporting economic growth and job creation in the euro area. We will continue to <b>...</b>
www.ukipmeps.org • European Parliament, Brussels, 29 August 2011 • Debate on "Restoring market confidence legislative and institutional responses" with the President of the European Central Bank, Jean-Claude Trichet, the President of the Eurogroup Jean-Claude Juncker, Minister of Finance of Poland (Council Presidency) Jacek Rostowski and Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs Olli Rehn. (ECON/7/06667) • Speakers: Marta Andreasen MEP, UK Independence Party (South East), EFD Group in the European Parliament (Europe of Freedom and Democracy). - Questions to Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Bank, Olie Rehn, Economic and Monetary Affairs commissioner, and Jean-Claude Juncker, Eurogroup president (no replies by the latter two) • Reply: Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Bank .................................. Video source: EbS (European Parliament)
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The Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) decided that the bank's interest rate on the main refinancing operations and the interest rates on the marginal lending facility and the deposit facility will remain unchanged at 1.00%, 1.75% and 0.25% respectively.
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Dr. Elliott cites Jean-Claude Trichet, former president of the European Central Bank; and Masaki Shirakawa, governor of the Bank of Japan as they have a dire warning that Inflation is here to stay. We are going to be in crisis mode for the foreseeable future and there WILL BE UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF LOW INTEREST RATES. Rising commodities prices are the consequence. That's inflation. Gold and silver will THRIVE in this environment.
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As ever accumulating interest is at the root of the debt crisis, rumor has it that Bernanke, Trichet and IMF secretly agreed that they have no other option but to reform to a 'negative interest monetary system'. Please also read Willem Buiter's article 'The wonderful world of negative nominal interest rates' at: digigeld.webklik.nl
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Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Banks, on Thursday urged the political leadership of the 16 countries that use the euro currency to stick their agreed rules of government budgets, saying that they 'share a destiny in common.' The European Central Bank on Thursday left its key interest rates unchanged.
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In Brussels for a European Parliament Hearing on Economic and Monetary Affairs, Jean Claude Trichet, head of both the ECB, and now the ESRB, said that the remit of the ESRB would have to scope to address 'country specific' risks, if they threaten the Eurozone as a whole. The European Systemic Risk Board, is responsible for macro-prudential financial oversight of the European Union's financial system.
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Brian Lenihan recounts that Jean -Claude Trichet rang him with a message "You must save your banks at all costs",after which Lenihan introduced the bank guarantee. Lenihan @5.03
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It's the job of the Cellar Master to blend the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne eaux-de-vie to reveal its unique aromatic intensity, as well as make sure it remains true to the Rémy Martin Fine Champagne Cognac style. Pierrette Trichet, our current Cellar Master and only the fourth in the past 100 years, uses her skill to find the perfect harmony of a broad range of aromas and flavours. "Releasing the aromatic heart of Fine Champagne is my life's work. Distilling by traditional methods in small alambics, working in harmony with time, and exclusively nurturing the eaux-de-vie in Limousin oak casks enables us to reveal the aromatic intensity that can only be found in Rémy Martin Fine Champagne Cognac." Pierrette Trichet, Cellar Master. See: www.cognacfans.com
Recent times have seen almost unprecedented turmoil in financial markets. The collapse of Lehman Brothers, the takeover of Merril Lynch and the salvation of insurance giant AIG were chief among the turbulent events. But were they inevitable given the fallout from the sub-prime crisis a year ago. Jean Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Bank dealt with this and other issues in an interview with euronews.
REQUIEM POUR UN FOU VINCENT VAURY 12 ANS MARJOLAINE TRICHET 17 ANS LE GRAND SHOW DES ENFANTS 2010
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