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    Merkel Names Jens Weidmann as Bundesbank Chief

    Wed, 02/16/2011 - 12:39 EDT - Wall Street Pit
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    Angela Merkel has confirmed that Jens Weidmann, her chief economic adviser, will become the next president of Germany’s central bank. The 42-year old will take the helm on May 1, becoming the youngest president in the Bundesbank’s history. – FT

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