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EFE .- The Managing Director of International Monetary Fund (IMF) , Christine Lagarde , today expressed concern about the “uncertainty surrounding the strength of the European Union “and warned of its potential impact on investors.
In a statement to the newspaper “Le Journal du Dimanche” (JDD), also considered as a source of concern, “the discussions on the membership of the United Kingdom (EU) and the difficulty in coordinating a performance at the reception of refugees. ”
“Economically, what matters to us is the elimination of uncertainty. Economic actors do not invest, do not hire, do not include a project period of uncertainty. This applies to both Europe to other countries, “Lagarde said.
The French former minister and leader of the IMF since 2011, which just saw its mandate renewed for another five years, said that “the reinforcement of the European project in economic, banking and budgetary matters, in particular on the euro , will be favorable to stability and hence growth “.
Lagarde also admitted pride that supposed to be redirected to the front of the institution.
“When I took office five years ago was saying. New European one that will favor European was convinced that it was necessary to overcome that and work for the entire international community. I think it has been recognized. ”
The support received from China, Brazil, Russia or African Countries “are a response to the priority that I marked me,” said the JDD, which said that also the Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, who claims his “frank, cordial, respectful” relationship, he expressed support.
His priorities for the next five years, according to advanced, spend because the IMF offers its members “better service, a better listener, better anticipation”, as they have said these countries, and “external evaluations”.
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