Draghi

Mario Draghi, segundo, o jornal The Financialist não vai segurar o Euro por muito mais tempo. "Technically speaking, the European Central Bank did nothing at its monthly meeting last week. Despite plenty of discussion that May might finally have been the month for fresh monetary stimulus, policymakers not only left interest rates where they were, they also failed to offer up a quantitative easing program that many had hoped for. Instead, ECB President Mario Draghi did what he’s become quite expert at doing—he offered soothing assurances of preparedness. Such an approach has served him quite well to this point, but talk alone is unlikely to keep the markets at bay for much longer. Particularly where the euro is concerned: Cyclical indicators appear robust, the current account surplus is near a record high, and foreign investors are pouring money into European stocks. By all rights, the currency should be strengthening – and if the ECB continues to punt, it’s likely to start doing just that".