Bank Of Italy News
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Spain’s government bonds fell, with two-year note prices slipping for a fifth day, as the nation hired banks to sell 10-year securities and auctioned six- and 12-month bills.
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Group of Seven finance chiefs indicated they will tolerate a sliding yen for now as they intensified their focus on Japan’s recovery strategy.
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Group of Seven finance chiefs signaled tolerance of the yen’s slide to its weakest since 2008, so long as it doesn’t get out of hand.
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Group of Seven finance chiefs signaled acceptance of the yen’s slide to its weakest in four years, so long as it doesn’t get out of hand.
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Italian industrial production fell more than economists expected in March, indicating there is little sign the country’s longest recession in two decades is easing.
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Yasemin Rosenmaier has been selling homes in northern Italy since 2005 and she’s finding that there’s never been a better time to work for a German broker.
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It’s not paying to be either an insider or the favorite when it comes to landing the top job at a Group of Seven central bank.
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Italian banks’ corporate loan book will worsen this year as the euro region’s third-biggest economy remains mired in its longest recession in two decades, according to the nation’s central bank.
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Italian business confidence fell as February’s inconclusive elections left the nation’s parties struggling to build a government strong enough to confront the country’s recession.
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Enrico Letta was sworn in as Italy’s prime minister after forging an alliance with Silvio Berlusconi, ending a two-month stalemate and signaling a generational shift in the country’s politics.
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