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German bonds rally and euro falls against dollar as investors react to further signs of cooling price pressures
Emergency meeting called after cost of staple food spikes at double the inflation rate
Social welfare reforms aim ‘to distinguish those who can work from those who cannot’, says PM Giorgia Meloni
Short sellers pull back after fall in gas prices and less political turbulence than expected
European Commission delays Rome’s recovery funds by a month after questions over plans
New policy phasing out support for fossil fuel projects overseas has loopholes, say experts
Protesters take to the streets as restrictions on pandemic-era ‘Superbonus’ scheme cause liquidity crunch in construction sector
Updated EU guidance prompts change in treatment of ‘Superbonus’ programme that boosted construction sector
Italy’s winning streak is largely down to its banks, which make up a fifth of the index
It isn’t what you think
Rome seeks ‘quid pro quo’ from Paris and Berlin over supporting bloc’s changes to subsidy rules
Motorists endure day of disruption after Giorgia Meloni’s government accuses operators of speculation
Contentious Messina span seen as investment catalyst but confronts local resistance
GOI’s partnership with commodities trader Trafigura gazumps Crossbridge in deal that rescues Sicilian plant after EU sanctions hit
FT poll points to Rome as EU economy most at risk from higher borrowing costs
Measures to promote use of cash threatened to put PM on collision course with Brussels
Defence minister Guido Crosetto, a close confidant of Giorgia Meloni, says aggressive policies make ‘no sense’
Brussels warns prime minister Giorgia Meloni not to undermine tax evasion fight
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
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