Central Banks
Bank of Italy Says Risks to Financial Stability Have Decreased
- Central bank says government must focus on fiscal prudence
- Fears of return to structurally low growth weigh on outlook
The Bank of Italy in Rome.
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Risks to financial stability in Italy remain significant but have decreased thanks to a healthier banking system, the country’s central bank said.
The Bank of Italy added that the government of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni must focus on fiscal prudence and reforms aimed at promoting growth.