During the EU's seven year economic slump, the European Central Bank (ECB) has, to most observers, stood alone among the EU institutions in having had 'a good crisis'.
As analysts and policy makers again become concerned that the eurozone's already fragile recovery is faltering, they don't look to the European Commission or government ministers but to 'Super Mario' Draghi as the saviour.
Draghi's appearance before MEPs at his quarterly monetary dialogue on Monday (22 September) w...
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