ECB seeks to preserve its independence

This article from the Associated Press, published Tuesday 6 February, looks at the debate over whether countries that use the euro should have an influence on its decision-making process.

"The bank, which is expected to hold interest rates for the 13-country eurozone steady on Thursday, says it is that independence that keeps the economy from souring. The two largest economies in the common currency take opposite views," the article says.

"If we want to preserve confidence in the euro, we must

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