Christine Lagarde: ECB will cut rates soon, barring any major surprise

Published 2024-04-16
CNBC's Sara Eisen speaks with ECB President Christine Lagarde to discuss whether the central bank remains on course to cut interest rates, how geopolitical developments have impacted commodity prices, and more.

All Comments (8)
  • Legarde appears tired...... The strain of appointed Leaders enforcing the will of Investors who appear to want the old Colonial Empire to return, appears to be removing the confident smile that used to assure Investors that All is Well...... As the efforts to promote Debt that promotes Bank Stock to increase appear to face the Physical Currency of the BRICS Group, the confidence that once promoted European Investment to offer good rate of return seems to be less enticing? The Davos Congregation seems to be faced with less available commodities and the profits they were able to promote with cheap goods from the Colonies. As BRICS attracts more Producer Nations and the resources they contain, can Argentina as the single large Nation to resist the BRICS Invitations provide all the G-7 Nations need to find profits?
  • @Falconlibrary
    Lagarde has a perfect record: always wrong. Lagarde should've gone to prison after her 2016 conviction in a French court (found guilty of negligence in approving a £400 million payout of taxpayers’ money to one of President Sarkozy's supporters). But instead she got a job as the head of the IMF because the international banking mafia protects anyone who's "made". Did I mention that Lagarde receives a tax-free annual salary of $468,000, plus perks? Life is good...for her.
  • @SuperCatbert
    i hope so, need the Euro to tank so i can buy my pad in Italy.