The head of the European Central Bank is downplaying the impact of the Italian election result last week, saying uncertainty has not spread to other countries or the markets.
ECB President Mario Draghi told reporters in Germany Thursday that markets have reverted to what they were before the “excitement immediately after the elections.” He also noted that Italy has already taken measures to reduce its deficit.
Critics worry that reforms in Italy, the eurozone’s third largest … [Read More]
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Source: VOA News: War and Conflict
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