Btp Valore hits the jackpot, surpassing 10 billion
Italian savings are leaning towards stability as the Btp Valore bond issuance exceeds 10 billion euros amid global geopolitical tensions.
At the Chamber, the cross-sectional conference on gaming raises the alarm: without balanced reform, the sector will die
A cross-party conference in the Italian Chamber of Deputies warns that without timely and balanced reforms to the gaming sector, thousands of small and medium enterprises risk closure, jeopardizing tens of thousands of jobs.
The Ferrero and the Hazelnuts from Irpinia
The article discusses the significant impact of the Ferrero group on the Italian social and economic landscape, especially through its operations in Irpinia.
The Btp Valore returns on Monday, yields up to 3.50%
The new Btp Valore is set to return to the market from March 2 to March 6, with a focus on Italian savings and offering yields up to 3.50%.
Piero Barucci has died, he was a banker and Minister of Treasury during the difficult years of the lira
Piero Barucci, the Italian economist and former Minister of Treasury, has passed away at the age of 92.
Labor Exploitation: Judicial Oversight for Deliveroo - 20,000 Riders with Income Below Poverty Line
The Italian authorities have imposed judicial oversight on Deliveroo due to allegations of labor exploitation affecting 20,000 riders across the country, with many earning below the poverty line.
Packed stadiums, sold-out mascots. The Italian Olympics made hundreds of millions of euros
The article discusses the financial success of the Italian Olympic Games, highlighting full stadiums and sold-out merchandise.
Consumption is recovering. Companies remain cautious
Italy's economic recovery is showing signs of improvement in consumer spending, although businesses are cautious due to international uncertainties.
Confindustria, tariffs and export burden Italian industry: 'The dollar is too weak'
A report from Confindustria anticipates slow and volatile recovery in Italian industry due to a weak dollar and fragile consumer demand.
EU Customs Agency, the government firmly points to the headquarters in Rome
The Italian government is pushing for Rome to host the future European Union Customs Authority (Euca), viewing it as a strategic move for Italy's role in the European economy.
An Overview of HORECA from Cerved
The HORECA sector remains a cornerstone of the Italian economy, generating significant revenue and employment, though it faces complex transitional challenges.
Migrants, ministries ordered to compensate Sea Watch with nearly 100,000 euros
The Italian ministries of Interior, Transport, and Economy must compensate Sea Watch nearly 100,000 euros for the unlawful detention of their vessel, following a court ruling in Palermo.
OECD, Scarpetta is the Chief Economist
Stefano Scarpetta has been appointed as the Chief Economist of the OECD, marking the first Italian to hold this position since Pier Carlo Padoan.
Consob, the Masciandaro angle emerges
The Italian government's considerations for Consob nominations highlighted Donato Masciandaro as a viable candidate amidst political divisions.
Tajani: "The work started with the Export Plan continues to bear fruit"
Italian Vice Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani emphasizes the success of the Export Plan, highlighting a 3.3% increase in exports and continuing efforts to strengthen Italy's presence in global markets.
Sánchez clashes with Meloni for calling a pre-summit meeting before the EU summit
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed disapproval of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's pre-summit meeting with other European leaders, leading to tensions between the two leaders.
Intesa brings the treasures of Made in Italy to a road show
Intesa Sanpaolo launched the sixth edition of "Imprese Vincenti," a roadshow designed to highlight Italian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that contribute to the resilience and excellence of the country's economy.
Casasco: "Italy is back on track. Surpassed France in GDP per capita in terms of purchasing power parity"
Maurizio Casasco announces that Italy has surpassed France in GDP per capita, indicating a recovery in the Italian economy and improved living standards.
In the valleys, the fever of Italian gold: "Record prices on the market, there is potential"
Amid rising gold prices, some exploration efforts continue in Italy, but experts believe the country won't become a significant mining nation.
Italian justice intervenes with Glovo for exploiting delivery workers
Italian authorities are investigating Glovo for allegedly exploiting delivery workers through low wages and excessive working hours.
Insider trading on MPS. Treasury's DG investigated
Stefano Di Stefano, a high-ranking official of the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance, is being investigated for insider trading related to his stock purchases in MPS and Mediobanca.
Italy: Forecast of 0.7% growth in 2026 and debt soaring to 137.4% of GDP
The Italian economy is expected to grow by 0.7% this year and next year, with a significant increase in debt projected to 137.4% of GDP by 2026, according to the parliamentary budget oversight authority UPB.
Piazza Affari at one thousand but the Strategic Fund is needed
The Italian stock market continues to grow in value but remains structurally underwhelming compared to the weight of the real economy, as highlighted in the recent Capital Markets in Italy report by Consob.
Draghi: "Europe must become a federation of states"
Former ECB President and Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi issued a dramatic warning about the future of the European Union, emphasizing the risks of division and deindustrialization while speaking at the University of Leuven in Belgium.
The loss of German, French, Dutch, and Italian visitors raises alarm in tourism
The decline in visitors from Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Italy highlights a concerning slowdown in Spain's tourism sector ahead of its goal of 100 million visitors by 2025.
“Quiet luxury” still in vogue. Famous designer wins against the market crisis
Italian fashion house Brunello Cucinelli reports strong sales for its timeless, logo-free garments made from cashmere and silk, contradicting the belief that 'quiet luxury' is fading in popularity.
Pierrakakis: Il Foglio's tribute to the new president of the Eurogroup
An extensive tribute to Kyriakos Pierrakakis, the new president of the Eurogroup and Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance, is featured in the online edition of the Italian publication Il Foglio.
Merit and concreteness in Montecitorio: here is the award for the best real estate agencies of 2025
The Italian real estate sector's best agencies were awarded at an event in Montecitorio, highlighting the country’s commitment to competence and productivity in the industry.
Btp, demand boom of 265 billion. And the spread returns to its lowest since 2008
The Italian Treasury sees unprecedented demand for new Btp placements, with requests exceeding 265 billion euros, significantly outpacing a 20 billion euro offer.
Richest families, purchasing power rises. Inflation growing but below EU average
Despite a slight increase in inflation, Italian families are experiencing a rise in purchasing power, indicating resilience in the real economy bolstered by tax reduction policies.
Treasury Bonds, all the auction dates of the Treasury in January 2026
The Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance has released the 2026 calendar for Treasury bond issuances, with five auctions scheduled for January.
Bet on Poverty. Over forty percent of Italians gamble, and the state profits billions of euros from risky gambling
A significant portion of the Italian population engages in gambling, resulting in substantial profits for the state from this risky activity.
Lights, Camera, Action: Italians Return to the Movies, but with Mixed Results
Italian cinemas, once ubiquitous in cities, have drastically dwindled over the years, but recent trends suggest a potential resurgence by 2025.
Home Bonus 2026, confirmed deductions on two levels
The Italian government has extended the home bonus for 2025 and confirmed deductions for 2026 amidst a declining trend in renovation expenditures.
Italian pasta makers win reprieve from Trump tariffs
The US government has reduced proposed tariffs on Italian pasta, averting a significant increase in costs for consumers after Trump threatened steep tariffs on producers accused of unfair pricing.
If floating is like sinking
The article reflects on the state of the Italian economy, drawing parallels between past crises and the current situation.
Italy: Budget approved
Just before the end of the year, the Italian Parliament has officially approved the 2026 budget, which totals around 22 billion euros, with support from Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's right-wing coalition after extensive debates and a confidence vote.
Maneuver, the discussion begins in the Chamber
The Italian Chamber of Deputies is engaged in a lengthy session discussing a vote of confidence on the economic maneuver, attended by key government officials including Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti.
Italian model of dividends from Greek banks – Distributions close to 3 billion euros for 2025
Greek systemic banks are reporting strong profits exceeding 5 billion euros for 2025 and plan to increase dividend distributions close to 3 billion euros, enhancing their investment outlook for 2026.
Italian BTPs, a 2025 like a superstar
Italy's BTPs have seen a remarkable year, with the yield spread against German bonds dropping to a 16-year low of 65 basis points compared to 240 basis points at the end of 2022, driven by strong demand for Italian government bonds.
World's longest suspension bridge set to cost £11.7bn and Brits will love it
The Italian government aims to construct the world's longest suspension bridge, which could surpass the current record held by Turkey, with an estimated cost of £11.7 billion.