U.S. retreat from global order ‘eroding’ European competitiveness, central bank boss warns
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Europe is facing an erosion of the conditions that historically drove the continent's growth, its top central banker warned Wednesday, as she called on leaders not to repeat mistakes made during the dotcom boom in the age of AI.
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Europe is facing an erosion of the conditions that historically drove the continent's growth, its top central banker warned Wednesday, as she called on leaders not to repeat mistakes made during the dotcom boom in the age of AI.
Why it matters
Speaking at the World Economic Forum's International Business Council in Geneva, Switzerland, on Wednesday, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde warned that the continent's post-war growth model is "eroding" and "unlikely to return to the form we…
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security umbrella." All three of those pillars are weakening today, Lagarde said.
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