Italy’s Next in the Crosshairs for Anti-Establishment Wave
- Markets look to Italian constitutional vote in December
- U.S. election result is ‘a deja vu from the Brexit vote’: ING
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi in Washington on Oct. 18.
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The anti-establishment whirlwind is headed for Italy now that it has sent Donald Trump to the White House.
Italian government bonds slid in the wake of Trump’s stunning victory, reflecting worries that Prime Minister Matteo Renzi will lose a referendum on political reform, scheduled for Dec. 4.