Geo-economics

Christine Lagarde: We've made progress since the financial crisis. But there's still more to do

A man looks at stock market prices on computer monitors inside a securities company in Taipei January 15, 2009. Bleak economic data globally and a deepening banking crisis in the United States knocked Asian shares to a five-week low on Thursday, while safe-haven government bonds benefited from renewed market jitters.  REUTERS/Nicky Loh (TAIWAN)

The crisis has cast a long shadow. Image: REUTERS/Nicky Loh

Christine Lagarde
President, European Central Bank
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