Merkel dodges Draghi call for clarity with bank union swerve
Delicate balancing act between them as they try to consolidate recent years' economic gains
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Brussels
EUROPEAN Central Bank (ECB) president Mario Draghi pushed European Union leaders for clarity on the future of the euro this week. But Germany still chose to skirt a critical area of disagreement with its partners.
During a closed-door session in Brussels on Thursday, Mr Draghi told EU leaders that the most important thing they could do would be to set out a clear path forward for the monetary union, according to two officials familiar with the deliberations.
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