Draghi Says Euro Is Irreversible as Le Pen Urges French Exit
- ECB president responds to questions at European Parliament
- Says leaving single currency is not an option in EU law
Donovan: Market Concerns Are About Le Pen's Position
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Mario Draghi reaffirmed that the euro is irreversible in a defense of the single currency against populists who reject it.
“L’euro e’ irrevocabile, the euro is irrevocable,” the European Central Bank president said at the European Parliament on Monday, using both his native Italian and English. “Questo e’ il trattato, this is the treaty.”