Italy borrowing costs hit new high

Italian borrowing costs have risen to fresh euro-era highs as markets await the outcome of a vote which could force the resignation of Premier Silvio Berlusconi.

Italy borrowing costs hit new high

Italian borrowing costs have risen to fresh euro-era highs as markets await the outcome of a vote which could force the resignation of Premier Silvio Berlusconi.

Mr Berlusconi’s government is under intense pressure to enact quick reforms to protect Italy from the growing sovereign debt crisis, but has been hobbled by a weak coalition.

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