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Whatever it takes (zu dt. etwa „Alles Notwendige“, „Was auch immer nötig ist“) ist eine Phrase, die auf eine Rede von Mario Draghi, dem damaligen Chef der Europäischen Zentralbank (EZB), zurückgeht und seitdem in unterschiedlichen Kontexten verwendet wurde.
26. Juli 2014 · Nicht die dreistelligen Milliardenhilfen retteten den Euro, sondern drei einfache Wörter: "Whatever it takes". EZB-Chef Mario Draghi sprach sie am 26. Juli 2012. tagesschau.de erinnert an...
Eshe Nelson. Published July 26, 2017. Exactly five years ago, European Central Bank president Mario Draghi demonstrated the power of words. The euro zone was in the throes of crisis, with...
25. Juli 2022 · July 26 marks 10 years since Mario Draghi’s “Whatever it takes” speech — sometimes referred to as the three words that saved the euro ( FT View, July 18). It was a highly “political”...
25. Juli 2017 · Mario Draghi’s ‘whatever it takes’ outcome in 3 charts. Eurozone economy. Add to myFT. Mario Draghi’s ‘whatever it takes’ outcome in 3 charts. Where do we stand 5 years...
26. Juli 2012 · 'Whatever it takes' – a speech and its implications for the euro area | KfW. Exactly five years ago, three words spoken by ECB President Mario Draghi marked the turnaround of the euro crisis. After 26 July 2012, ‘whatever it takes’ became a catchphrase. In the context of the debt crisis, it expressed a strong commitment to Europe and the euro area.
20. Juni 2022 · Study 20-06-2022. On 26 July 2012, then ECB President Mario Draghi gave the so-called “whatever it takes” speech, today widely considered as the turnaround point in the European sovereign debt crisis. Shortly after, the European Central Bank (ECB) announced the details of its outright monetary transactions programme (OMT) tool.
