(Bloomberg) -- Christine Lagarde reiterated that she'll depart as European Central Bank president in 2027, declining to say whether she'll remain until her term ends next October. Zuckerberg Has an AI Empire to Build. Meet the Adviser Who Handles the Details Fed Raises Rates to Curb Inflation, Drawing Rebuke From Trump Stocks, Bonds Rise After Fed-Day Drop as Oil Falls: Markets Wrap Warsh Defies Trump's Calls for Rate Cut as War Stokes Inflation Jobless Tech Workers Are Being Left Out of San Francisco's AI Boom "I'll leave in '27." Lagarde told Ireland's RTE Radio on Friday. Asked whether that means in October of that year, she said, "we'll see.
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