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    Succession à la BCE : la France prête à soutenir le Néerlandais Klaas Knot

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    Nouvel épisode dans le feuilleton haletant sur la passation de pouvoir à la tête de la Banque centrale européenne (BCE). Selon une information de l’agence Reuters, la France serait prête à soutenir le Néerlandais Klaas Knot pour succéder à Christine Lagarde. Un soutien toutefois assorti d’une condition : que le poste d’économiste en chef de l’institution francfortoise revienne à un candidat Français.

    Depuis que le bal des prétendants à la succession de Christine Lagarde s’est ouvert il y a près d’un an, celui qui a présidé la banque centrale néerlandaise entre 2011 et 2025 s’est rapidement imposé comme l’un des favoris. Certes plutôt apparenté au camp de l’orthodoxie budgétaire, particulièrement soucieux de maîtriser l’inflation, il a aussi la réputation d’être pragmatique et susceptible de s’adapter rapidement aux changements d’orientation macroéconomique. Sa nomination exigerait le départ d’un membre du directoire, néerlandais lui aussi, comme l’exige l’usage en cas de nomination d’un compatriote au poste de président.

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