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Christine Lagarde announced her resignation from the European Central Bank eight months before her term ends, seeking freedom to discuss broader issues beyond monetary policy. Lagarde, who has led the ECB since November 2019, expressed discomfort with remaining silent on global matters. She emphasized the importance of neutrality among ECB officials and reassured that her departure would not disrupt the institution's operations. The European Council will begin the process of finding her successor immediately, with a focus on ensuring a smooth transition.