Trichet: European economy 'in deepest crisis since World War II'

Europe’s economy is in its deepest crisis since the Second World War, or even the First World War, the president of the European Central Bank was today quoted as saying.

Europe’s economy is in its deepest crisis since the Second World War, or even the First World War, the president of the European Central Bank was today quoted as saying.

German news weekly Der Spiegel reported that Jean-Claude Trichet said that since the beginning of the financial crisis in 2008 “we have experienced and we are experiencing really dramatic times.”

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