Published on 15 Jul 2022 on Bloomberg via Yahoo Finance
(Bloomberg) -- Italian markets are set for more turbulence in the coming week as a political crisis deepens just as the European Central Bank gets ready to hike borrowing costs for the first time in a decade.
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