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Draghi reportedly willing to publish ECB transcripts

19.09.12 @ 09:43

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European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi is willing to publish the minutes of its governing council meetings in a bid to increase transparency, Sueddeutsche Zeitung reports. Details of the meetings, which focus on the ECB's intervention programmes on the money markets, have remained under wraps since the bank's creation.

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