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How Christine Lagarde’s drive for ever-closer union will affect your wallet

Christine Lagarde, the new head of the European Central Bank, has made it clear she will bankroll the EU’s push for “ever closer union”. John Stepek explains what that means for your money.

by: John Stepek
25 Nov 2019

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