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This week’s Eurogroup meeting is special for several reasons. First, Bulgaria’s finance minister will be present for the first time, after the country adopted the euro on 1 January this year. Second, it will mark the debut of Greek Kyriakos Pierrakakis as president of the Eurogroup. Third, ...

There are six candidates for vice-president of the European Central Bank, and among them is the former governor of the Bank of Portugal.

The Eurogroup will vote on Monday on the candidacy of former Bank of Portugal governor Mário Centeno, along with five others, for the vice-presidency of the European Central Bank, to replace Luis de Guindos from May — a decision is expected.

The chosen candidate must secure the support of 72% of the member states of the single currency area (that is, at least 16 of the 21 euro area countries), representing at least 65% of the population.

European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde and national central bank governors across the Eurozone have closed ranks to defend US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell against criticism from Donald Trump.

If you are reading this news in an app, access the quiz here. The week just ending was marked by the announcement of Mário Centeno's candidacy for the post of Vice-President of the European Central Bank. 'After more than three decades at the Bank of Portugal and nearly ten years in office ...'

The government has formalised Mário Centeno's candidacy for Vice‑President of the European Central Bank. The former governor faces five rivals, none from Central Europe. Spain has no candidate and is not expected to back him. No women are among the candidates.

Mário Centeno was chosen by the Portuguese government for the post and could become the first Portuguese member of the ECB's executive board since the bank was established in 1998.
The headline states that Centeno informed the Government of his expressed desire and formal request to be nominated as a candidate for the position of vice-president of the European Central Bank (ECB).
The European Central Bank (ECB) is one of the decisive pillars of Europe's standing and must continue to be “a pillar of credibility and of preserving economic stability”, argues Mário Centeno, the Portuguese candidate for the institution's vice-president post, in remarks to ECO. "Europe has entered a phase of structural uncertainty – driven by ...

The Ministry of Finance announced today that it submitted, on Thursday, to the President of the Eurogroup the candidacy of former Governor of the Bank of Portugal Mário Centeno for the vice-presidency of the European Central Bank (ECB).
The former governor of the Bank of Portugal told the newspaper 'ECO' that the candidacy is part of his 'persistent contribution to the deepening of European integration' and said he felt 'motivated and qualified' for the role.

The former governor told Eco he had expressed willingness to run for the ECB vice-presidency. The Government is expected to formalise that candidacy on Friday.

The candidacy will be formalised on Friday.

The announcement of the former governor of the Bank of Portugal's candidacy for the position of vice-president of the European Central Bank (ECB) comes in an exclusive statement to ECO. The candidacy is expected to be formalised this Friday. Mário Centeno says he was “encouraged by European contacts”.
The former governor of the Bank of Portugal has contacted several European officials and members of the Government in recent weeks to inform them of his availability.

The European Central Bank (ECB) will reduce the approval period for banks' share buy-backs to two weeks, rather than the current three months, from January, it was announced today.