16 Feb 2015
ECB's Draghi: 'Grexit' makes no sense
FXStreet (Bali) - European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Sunday, in an interview to Spain's ABC newspaper's weekly magazine, that a potential 'Grexit' made no sense, Reuters reports.
Key points - via Reuters
Speaking to Spain's ABC newspaper's weekly magazine, Draghi reiterated that the euro zone project was "irreversible" though he declined to comment on what was wrong with the concept of Greece exiting the 19-country monetary union.
"Please understand that I prefer not to comment at all on this issue. Whatever statement from me could be used politically. To speculate on a potential exit from the monetary union doesn't make any sense," Draghi said.
Key points - via Reuters
Speaking to Spain's ABC newspaper's weekly magazine, Draghi reiterated that the euro zone project was "irreversible" though he declined to comment on what was wrong with the concept of Greece exiting the 19-country monetary union.
"Please understand that I prefer not to comment at all on this issue. Whatever statement from me could be used politically. To speculate on a potential exit from the monetary union doesn't make any sense," Draghi said.