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Text size [+][-]  Thursday March 18 2010GLOBAL EDITION

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18 Nov 2009 11:33

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Frenchman Jean-Claude Trichet’s term at the head of the central bank ends in 2011. Germany hints it should have the next shot, which smacks of political give-and-take. Bundesbank president Axel Weber is a strong candidate, but he shouldn’t get the job just because he’s German.

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