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Contest to Succeed ECB Head Lagarde Is Officially a Two-Horse Race

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European governments are set to choose between two candidates to succeed Christine Lagarde: Spain’s Pablo Hernandez de Cos and the Netherlands’ Klaas Knot.

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European governments are set to choose between two candidates to succeed Christine Lagarde: Spain’s Pablo Hernandez de Cos and the Netherlands’ Klaas Knot.

By Paul Hannon · Nov 6, 2026, 4:49 PM UTC

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Contest to Succeed ECB Head Lagarde Is Officially a Two-Horse Race
European governments are set to choose between two candidates to succeed Christine Lagarde: Spain’s Pablo Hernandez de Cos and the Netherlands’ Klaas Knot.
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