European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said Thursday that the worst of the eurozone's debt crisis is over, warning however that "risks" remain, dpa reported. "The situation has stabilized," Draghi said in an interview with German daily Bild. "The key eurozone indicators such as inflation, current account and above all the budget deficits, are better than, for example, in the United States." In the interview, the ECB chief described Germany as "a role model" when it came to ensuring price stability and said he shared the concerns of the nation's central bank about the risks involved in the ECB's emergency monetary actions.
