Nine crucial days to save the Euro. Emergency swap lines put in place overnight by the world’s top central banks.
A new captain taking over a huge, recently-built ship in the middle of a
raging storm. If there was ever a time when publicly-elected
representatives should be grilling the head of the European Central Bank, this is it.
So when Mario Draghi arrived at the European Parliament Thursday,
your correspondent was amazed to see the former Goldman Sachs executive
playing to a virtually-deserted house. A rough leaning-over-the-balcony
headcount gave 35 MEPs out of 736, as per the attached photo (Draghi is
just to the right of the blue lectern in the centre, sitting in the
front row).
Source
The Wall Street Journal
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