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German government is unlikely to nominate Bundesbank President Nagel for the ECB presidency, with Knot seen as the front-runner to succeed Lagarde, while Germany is considering swapping the roles of Nagel and Schnabel, Handelsblatt reports

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Germany is unlikely to nominate Nagel for ECB president, with Knot viewed as the front-runner to succeed Lagarde, while Germany considers swapping Nagel's and Schnabel's roles.

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German government is unlikely to nominate Bundesbank President Nagel for the ECB presidency, with Knot seen as the front-runner to succeed Lagarde, while Germany is considering swapping the roles of Nagel and Schnabel, Handelsblatt reports

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