ECB Vacancy Said to Go Unfilled for Month Due to Election
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A vacancy on the European Central Bank will go unfilled for at least a month after France’s presidential election snarled high-level European appointments, two officials said.
Euro-area finance ministers won’t meet until June 21 to name a successor to Spain’s Jose Manuel Gonzalez-Paramo, who steps down from the ECB’s six-member Executive Board at the end of May.