Italy managed to notch up some slight growth in the third quarter amid support from domestic demand, instead of just stagnating as originally estimated.
Italy managed to notch up some slight growth in the third quarter amid support from domestic demand, instead of just stagnating as originally estimated.
Giorgia Meloni’s government is exploring ways to change its financial oversight rules without losing its banking deal veto power, as it seeks to defuse a potential clash with the European Union.
The national flag of Italy, center, and the European Union (EU) flag, right, fly from the Quirinale palace, the office of Italy's president, in Rome, Italy, on Friday, Feb. 21, 2014. Italy's government bonds rose, with 10-year securities extending a fourth weekly gain, as Prime-Minister-designate Matteo Renzi prepared to name his cabinet amid speculation he will accelerate economic reform. Photographer: Alessia Pierdomenico
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