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In the macroeconomic context, the day was marked by the presence of ECB President Mario Draghi in the European Parliament. In his first dialogue this year with MEPs, and about a week away from the next monetary policy meeting, the ECB President said that the ECB should remain persistent and patient in attributing stimulus to the economy, even in the face of current momentum which makes the Central Bank more confident in terms of prospects for inflation levels. In fact, Draghi argued that inflation remains dependent on monetary stimuli. In addition, Mario Draghi mentioned that ECB measures have placed the Eurozone economy on a “solid growth path, driven by domestic endogenous dynamics and therefore more resilient to a potential slowdown in global demand.” However, he added that “inflation has to show more convincing signs of a sustained path of adjustment.”