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European Commission concludes that Italy is breaching EU fiscal rules
Time is running out for Italy after the European Commission concluded that the country is breaching EU fiscal rules because of its huge public debt
EU could impose billions in fines on Italy for breaching debt burden
The European Commission has recommended starting disciplinary procedures against Italy after it broke the EU’s debt rules last year and is likely to do so in 2019 and 2020.
Italy faces disciplinary action as Brussels and Rome at odds over debt
Rome and Brussels remain at odds over Italy's economic prospects and high debt levels, with the EC recommending disciplinary procedures against Italy
Italy's coalition parties struggle to restructure Rome's huge debts
The foundations of Italy's warring coalition parties are being shaken by the huge debt being faced by Rome and the urgent need for a financial bailout
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Italy's coaltion partners to discuss urgent bailout for crisis-hit Rome
Italy’s warring coalition partners are meeting today to try to decide on an urgent financial bailout for the city of Rome.
The capital's €12 billion debt must be restructured to avoid defaulting, but the League and the Five Star movement are far apart on the issue.
2018 review: EU and Rome at loggerheads over budget and debt
2018 review: EU and Rome at loggerheads over budget and debt
Tensions between Italy, EU ratchet up over budget rules
Italy revealed it's aiming for a 2019 budget deficit of 2.4% of gross domestic product — significantly higher than the 1.6% previously announced.
Italy vs 'the markets' | Euronews answers
How worried should Europe be if the Italian crisis is portrayed by Eurosceptics as financial markets defying the will of Italian voters?
EU economy growing at its fastest pace in a decade
Officials warn incoming Italian government to keep its debt under control
What we learned from the Italian election
There was no outright winner in the vote, but major gains for anti-establishment parties.
Italian economy sluggish for 2016 but showing signs of improving
Italy's economy grew by just 0.2 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016 and 1.0 percent year-on-year national statistics institute ISTAT says.
Italy's UniCredit selling 13 billion euros of new shares
Italy's biggest bank UniCredit is selling 13 billion euros of new shares to rebuild its capital reserves following writedowns on bad loans.
Italian banking crisis looms
The Italian government is reportedly ready to pump 15 billion euros into Monte dei Paschi di Siena, and other troubled Italian banks.
Italy may miss fiscal targets: EU
Italy’s budget may not meet EU fiscal targets, according to the bloc’s executive body.
Counting the cost of Italy's political crisis
