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Italy: Economic Slump Continues Through Q3

December 6, 2013by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

Italy’s record-long recession extended into a ninth straight quarter as the preliminary estimate of Q3 GDP (released after our survey deadline) reported a 0.1% (q-o-q) contraction, suggesting that the modest […]

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Italy: Political Crisis Abates But Outlook Remains Gloomy

November 1, 2013by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

Financial markets were reassured after Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta won a parliamentary vote of confidence on October 2, securing the near-term future of his coalition government. However, recent downbeat […]

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Italy: Improving Labour Market Bolsters Outlook

October 6, 2013by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

The Q2 national accounts (released on September 10) recorded a 0.3% (q-o-q) fall in GDP, down from the -0.6% figure reported in Q1 and stoking expectations of a return to […]

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Italy: Encouraging Q2 Data, Though Political Crisis Festers

August 29, 2013by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

According to the preliminary estimate, GDP shrank by a less-than-anticipated 0.2% (q-o-q) in Q2, fuelling hopes that the current two-year recession may have reached a trough. However, a political crisis […]

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Italy: Recession Continues as Labour Market Weakens

July 4, 2013by consensuseconomics Leave a comment

There are no signs of an end to the longest Italian recession on record as rising unemployment continues to decimate consumer spending. The breakdown of the Q1 national accounts confirmed […]

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