
European Union leaders confirmed on Friday the appointment of Christine Lagarde as the new chief of the European Central Bank, replacing Mario Draghi from November 1.
Lagarde's confirmation for a non-renewable term of eight years comes after EU leaders nominated her for the position on July 2.
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