Italy cpi growth rose january 2013

World Economic outlook - Italy cpi growth rose january 2013 : Consumer price inflation in Italy rose last month, official data showed on Tuesday. In a report, Istat said that Italian CPI rose to 0.2%, from 0.2% in the preceding month.

Analysts had expected Italian CPI to rise 0.2% last month.

Italy november manufacturing activity report today

World Economic outlook - Italy november manufacturing activity report today : Later Monday, Italy are to release official data on manufacturing activity, a leading indicator of economic health.

Italy and Spain will remain in recession 2012-2013

World Economic outlook - Italy and Spain will remain in recession 2012-2013 : Italy and Spain will remain in recession next year, according to the IMF, placing a question mark over their ability to refinance their banks and generate sufficient goodwill from international lenders to prevent them from going bust. Fears that Spain and Italy will need a bailout from Brussels continue to weigh on global growth following the reluctance of Germany, Finland, Holland and Austria to sanction a fund capable of handling both countries.

Italy's economy is probably full-blown recession 2012

World Economic outlook -Italy's economy is probably full-blown recession 2012 ; The eurozone's third-largest economy is in recession and analysts predict worse to come. Its failure could affect everyone Italy's economy is probably in the grip of a full-blown recession, after figures revealed that for the three months to the end of September it shrank by 0.2%.

As the eurozone's third-largest economy and claimant to the world's third-largest debt market, Italy is the one to watch when it comes to warning signs that harsher times lie ahead.

Italian budget reforms next week November 28 2011

World Economic outlook - Italian budget reforms next week November 28 2011 : Prime Minister Mario Monti's new government is set to unveil a series of reform proposals aimed at calming a wave of market panic over Italy's debt, the speaker of parliament said on Saturday.

"We have to do things right, not just quickly," Gianfranco Fini said on Rai radio, amid intense pressure from investors and European leaders for Italy to act urgently after its borrowing costs surged to record highs.