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Italy sees 2023 deficit on target despite higher rates, Eurostat setback – sources - Vimarsana News

Italy sees 2023 deficit on target despite higher rates, Eurostat setback – sources

By Giuseppe Fonte ROME (Reuters) - Italy estimates a 2023 budget deficit broadly in line with its previous goal of 4.5% of national output, people fam...

Italy preparing new $5.5 billion euro package to offset costly energy bills, sources say - Vimarsana News

Italy preparing new $5.5 billion euro package to offset costly energy bills, sources say

By Giuseppe Fonte ROME (Reuters) -Italy is preparing a new package of measures worth around 5 billion euros ($5.5 billion) to help businesses and families ...

Italy lines up new $5.5 billion euro package to offset costly energy bills - Vimarsana News

Italy lines up new $5.5 billion euro package to offset costly energy bills

By Giuseppe Fonte ROME (Reuters) -Italy is preparing a new package of measures worth around 5 billion euros ($5.5 billion) to help businesses and families

Italy lines up new $5.5 bln euro package to offset costly energy bills - Vimarsana News

Italy lines up new $5.5 bln euro package to offset costly energy bills

Italy is preparing a new package of measures worth around 5 billion euros ($5.5 billion) to help businesses and families cope with costly energy bills which it plans to announce next week, government officials said on Thursday.

Italy May Have Staved Off Recession, Economy Minister Says - Vimarsana News

Italy May Have Staved Off Recession, Economy Minister Says

Italy seems to have avoided an economic recession despite being hit by costly energy prices and record high inflation, Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti said on Monday, offering a less grim