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ECB President Lagarde urged EU politicians to push through structural reforms, including a savings and investment union, digital Euro and deeper market integration, noting price stability alone won’t make Europe stronger without broader policy action

Lagarde's call for structural reforms highlights a potential shift in the ECB's stance, stressing that price stability is insufficient for Europe’s strength.

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This suggests a need for enhanced fiscal coordination, which could influence market dynamics, especially in the context of the euro’s strength versus the dollar and fixed income sentiment. Traders should monitor how this resonates with EU policy discussions and the implications for the ECB's future monetary policy actions.

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