Christine Lagarde’s term as ECB president runs until October 2027, and recent statements have reinforced expectations she will remain in office through 2026. In July 2026 she pledged to stay at least until year-end while acknowledging an early exit before 2027 remains possible amid French political considerations, yet she described completing her mandate as the baseline scenario. No official announcements, EU Council actions, or institutional pressures have surfaced to force a 2026 departure, and she continues to lead monetary policy decisions. Trader consensus reflected in the 76 percent “No” probability aligns with these commitments and the absence of imminent triggers for resignation this year.