By David Barwick and Marta Vilar – FRANKFURT (Econostream) – The Baltic states have moved to reclaim the initiative in the contest to succeed European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos, issuing a joint statement that frames the appointment as a question of representation and seeks to keep a “Baltic turn” argument alive.
ECB Insight: Baltic Ministers’ Joint Statement Seeks to Sustain “Baltic Turn” Case in VP Race
16 January 2026