Italy borrowing costs down to 6.4%

Italian borrowing costs are well below dangerous levels as markets express confidence in the prospect that leading economist Mario Monti will form a new government without politicians.

Italy borrowing costs down to 6.4%

Italian borrowing costs are well below dangerous levels as markets express confidence in the prospect that leading economist Mario Monti will form a new government without politicians.

Italian president Giorgio Napolitano tapped Mr Monti on Sunday to create a government of experts to implement structural economic reforms aimed at bringing down Italy’s stubbornly high public debt.

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