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Central bank claims move to increase limit for cash transactions would encourage tax evasion
Brussels may resist plan to give businesses the right to demand cash for low-value transactions
Dublin reshuffle complicates looming talks over presidency of finance ministers’ group
Collapse of talks over deal backed by Vitol risks bankrupting Russian-owned facility
Shared goals and a redefinition of economic growth can satisfy both sides of the political divide
Law firm RPC says Monte dei Paschi’s high underwriting fees make capital raise ‘unlawful’
Italy’s new prime minister knows that keeping markets onside is wise considering the country’s finances
Rights issue at Monte dei Paschi di Siena includes lucrative deal to attract underwriters
An FT economics correspondent (and Italian) considers Britain’s relocation to the Med
Likely new prime minister poised to take power as recession looms and high energy prices hit businesses and households
Misgivings remain about Giorgia Meloni and her Brothers of Italy party
Some capitals will take months to work out which households require help and to make payments
Investors are worried about the fraught political situation and rising economic challenges
Collapsed takeover of Monte dei Paschi di Siena strained ties with Italian government
Markets are right to signal that collapse is far from imminent
Rome sells 10-year debt near highest yield since wake of eurozone debt crisis
Draghi’s departure raises concerns over reform commitments made to secure EU funding
EU economic commissioner says Brussels will not renegotiate fundamentals of deal
A political crisis has hit Rome at the worst possible time
Gap widens between Italian and German borrowing costs as political risk mounts
The spread between Italian and German government bonds has inspired the creation of an ‘anti-fragmentation’ procedure
Markets are singling out the country as the worst of a bad lot among eurozone nations
Past week has revived memories of more turbulent times, but there are big differences between then and now
Planned withdrawal of ECB stimulus intensifies debate over Rome’s debt
Under pressure from Brussels, Rome is set to auction lucrative seaside concessions
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