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ECB: Staff Seeking Clarification on Christine Lagarde's Future

According to Le Monde, European Central Bank employees are asking for details about their president's intentions, as rumors of an early departure circulate.

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— Le Monde — Une

Staff at the European Central Bank (ECB) are calling for clarification about the future of its president, Christine Lagarde, according to Le Monde's September 15, 2026 edition.

The newspaper reports that speculation about a possible early departure by Christine Lagarde has been revived by the announcement that an autobiography is scheduled for publication in early 2027.

Le Monde does not specify, in the excerpt consulted, the exact nature of the requests made by staff or the official response from the president or the institution on this matter.

Christine Lagarde, former managing director of the International Monetary Fund, has presided over the ECB since November 2019. Her mandate, which lasts eight years, is theoretically set to continue until 2027.

No other official information has been released so far regarding any possible decision to step down before the scheduled end date.

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