Interviews

OMFIF – Marcin Stepan, deputy head of meetings is joined by Francesco Papadia, and Alexander Petrov.

Bloomberg: ECB can’t do anything for Italy, Papadia says

Cnbc: Standoff between Rome and Brussels expected to continue

Columbia SIPA: Central Banking in turbulent times. A book discussion with Francesco Papadia

Milano Finanza online: Mercati a rischio Italia e rischio Europea – L’intervista a Francesco Papadia

Bloomberg: Italy Must Commit to Euro Before Elections, Says Papadia

Bloomberg: Francesco Papadia Says ECB Is Exiting Its Policy

Bloomberg : Dovish ECB Move Could Have Been Tighter, Says Papadia

Bloomberg : Brugel’s Papadia Sees ECB Completing Taper in 2018

Bloomberg : Bruegel’s Papadia Sees Central Bank Independence Threats

Bloomberg : Brexit Makes No Sense Economically

Bloomberg : U.S. Protectionism Is a Major Worry

Bloomberg- ECB to Slow QE Pace in 2018

Bloomberg – ECB QE

ABC 24 News

LBMA – Is Europe wasting a good crisis

CNBC – Worst hit markets on Monday

Bloomberg – ECB QE Working More Than Expected

BBC- Greece vs Brussels: A Game of Chicken?

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