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Can Mario Draghi Turn Italy Around? - RICCARDO ANTIMIANI/POOL/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock

Can Mario Draghi Turn Italy Around? - RICCARDO ANTIMIANI/POOL/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock

A New Prime Minister in Rome Can Mario Draghi Turn Italy Around?

Italy was facing a huge number of problems – and then was hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. As Mario Draghi takes over as prime minister, he has set himself the task of reversing his country's economic and political fortunes. Can he do it? By Tim Bartz und Frank Hornig

Germany Takes Aim at the European Central Bank - FRANCOIS LENOIR/ REUTERS

Germany Takes Aim at the European Central Bank - FRANCOIS LENOIR/ REUTERS

Mario Bothers Germany Takes Aim at the European Central Bank

Business and political leaders in Germany are increasingly frustrated with the monetary policies of European Central Bank head Mario Draghi. Recently, the confrontation has threatened to become damaging to the euro zone. By SPIEGEL Staff

'The Euro Crisis Is Not Yet Behind Us' - KAI PFAFFENBACH/ REUTERS

'The Euro Crisis Is Not Yet Behind Us' - KAI PFAFFENBACH/ REUTERS

German Central Bank Head Weidmann 'The Euro Crisis Is Not Yet Behind Us'

An extended period of calm on the bond markets has led many to conclude the euro crisis is over. But German central bank head Jens Weidmann says in an interview that the coast still isn't clear and that there is still great need for reforms. Von Armin Mahler und Anne Seith

The Eroding Power of Central Banks - Boris Roessler/ dpa

The Eroding Power of Central Banks - Boris Roessler/ dpa

Out of Ammo? The Eroding Power of Central Banks

Since the financial crisis, central banks have slashed interest rates, purchased vast quantities of sovereign bonds and bailed out banks. Now, though, their influence appears to be on the wane with measures producing paltry results. Do they still have control? Von Michael Sauga und Anne Seith

Draghi Defends Euro Rescue Policies - Bert Bostelmann/ Bildfolio/ DER SPIEGEL

Draghi Defends Euro Rescue Policies - Bert Bostelmann/ Bildfolio/ DER SPIEGEL

'This Perverse Angst' Draghi Defends Euro Rescue Policies

In an interview, ECB chief Mario Draghi, 66, defends his controversial euro rescue policies, saying Germans' fears have failed to materialize and that conditions in the euro zone are improving.

ECB Embarks on Risky Experiment - ALEX DOMANSKI/ REUTERS

ECB Embarks on Risky Experiment - ALEX DOMANSKI/ REUTERS

Easy Money ECB Embarks on Risky Experiment

Last week's ECB interest rate cut was aimed at averting deflation and shows that the central bank is following the risky policy of monetary expansion adopted by Japan and the United States. Despite the latest figures, inflation is by no means banished. Von Martin Hesse und Anne Seith

'A Last Warning Shot' for Southern Europe - KAI PFAFFENBACH/ REUTERS

'A Last Warning Shot' for Southern Europe - KAI PFAFFENBACH/ REUTERS

World from Berlin 'A Last Warning Shot' for Southern Europe

The decision by the European Central Bank to lower interest rates on Thursday is proof that the debt crisis still plagues the euro zone. The move is controversial in Germany, where editorialists warn it could affect savings and pensions.

ECB Rate Drop Shows Draghi's Resolve - AP/dpa

ECB Rate Drop Shows Draghi's Resolve - AP/dpa

Fear of Deflation ECB Rate Drop Shows Draghi's Resolve

Amid worringly low inflation, the European Central Bank has made the surprise decision to drop its key interest rate to the lowest level ever. Economists say it shows a strong will for action by the ECB's president, but they doubt the move will have a real impact. Von Nicolai Kwasniewski

Can the World Handle Higher Interest Rates? - Tannen Maury/ dpa

Can the World Handle Higher Interest Rates? - Tannen Maury/ dpa

End of Cheap Money Can the World Handle Higher Interest Rates?

For the last five years, the world's leading central banks have been combatting the crisis with extremely low interest rates and vast bond purchases. Now the American Fed is breaking ranks, as it cautiously suggests a change in its policy -- sending the markets into turmoil. Von Martin Hesse, Anne Seith und Wieland Wagner

The Bundesbank Is Playing a Dangerous Game - ALEX DOMANSKI/ REUTERS

The Bundesbank Is Playing a Dangerous Game - ALEX DOMANSKI/ REUTERS

ECB Case at High Court The Bundesbank Is Playing a Dangerous Game

With its opposition to the ECB's bond-buying policy, the German central bank is pursuing a risky strategy that may stem in part from a desire to enhance its own power. Germany's Constitutional Court will hold a key hearing on bond buying this week. Von Peter Bofinger

ECB President Surrounded by Critics - Getty Images

ECB President Surrounded by Critics - Getty Images

Draghi vs. Germany ECB President Surrounded by Critics

European Central Bank President Mario Draghi often seems besieged in his Frankfurt tower, surrounded by fellow bankers and a populace that strongly disapprove of his risky policies. Even Germany's top court will pass judgment on them in an upcoming case. Von Anne Seith

Berlin Wary of ECB Plan to Help Southern Europe - KAI PFAFFENBACH/ REUTERS

Berlin Wary of ECB Plan to Help Southern Europe - KAI PFAFFENBACH/ REUTERS

'Violation of Treaties' Berlin Wary of ECB Plan to Help Southern Europe

The European Central Bank would like to encourage banks in Southern Europe to issue more loans. But Berlin is concerned that a planned move to trigger such lending could violate EU treaties. German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble has hit the brakes.

ECB Cuts Interest Rates to Record Low - DANIEL ROLAND/ AFP

ECB Cuts Interest Rates to Record Low - DANIEL ROLAND/ AFP

Combatting the Crisis ECB Cuts Interest Rates to Record Low

The European Central Bank cut interest rates on Thursday to a record low of 0.5 percent in an effort to combat the deepening recession across the euro zone.

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