Governor. Barcelona 2026 World in Progress. Central banks: independence, stability and growth
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Governor José Luis Escrivá took part in the panel Central banks: independence, stability and growth at the Barcelona 2026 World in Progress forum. The Bank of Spain has published only the video, with no text of his remarks.
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The governor of the Bank of Spain took part in a debate in Barcelona on central banks, which set interest rates, and their independence. The Bank of Spain has only published the video, with no text, so we cannot summarise what he said.
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