An interview which has moved on. The European Central Bank has in practice come out of its political reserve, by taking position on the significance and repercussions of monetary union and clarifying its role. It did so in a way which may at first sight appear strange: what started off as an interview with a member of its board of directors became a political stance by the ECB itself. Allow me to explain.
Since the start of this year, Mr Benoit Cœuré has been the French representative on...