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THE 5 TOP NEWS OF THE DAY

Draghi: "Too early for Eurozone monetary tightening" - Trump receives Chinese President Xi Jinping and evaluates military action in Syria - Fincantieri conquers Saint Nazaire: there is an agreement with Paris - Tap pipeline, the Lazio TAR suspends the 'removal of olive trees - Government, winds of crisis after the ko of the Democratic Party in the Senate.

THE 5 TOP NEWS OF THE DAY

1- Draghi: "Too early for Eurozone monetary tightening"

The ECB president replied, remotely, to the German Weidman who instead urged an end to QE after the publication of the Fed minutes which accelerate the rise in US rates, probably towards the end of the year. New call for reforms. Read the full article.

2- Trump receives Xi Jinping and evaluates military action in Syria

The president of the United States is in fact considering the possibility, according to sources cited by the CNN television network, of military action in Syria, in retaliation for the attack with chemical weapons. Read the full article.

3- Fincantieri conquers Saint Nazaire: there is an agreement with Paris

The Italian company should acquire a stake of between 45 and 49 percent in Stx France – Paris remains in the capital with 33 percent – ​​Dncs enters with a stake of between 11 and 14 percent. Read the full article.

4- Tap pipeline, the Lazio Regional Administrative Court suspends the removal of olive trees

Work is suspended until the hearing on 18 April – Meanwhile, new damage has been reported in the locality of San Basilio, in San Foca di Melendugno. Read the full article.

5- Government, winds of crisis after the knockout of the Democratic Party in the Senate

The clamorous rejection of the candidate of the Democratic Party for the presidency of the Constitutional Affairs Commission of the Senate with a Milazzo majority that united Forza Italia, the grillini and the splinters of the Democratic Party tears the majority apart and shakes the Government - The leaders of the Democratic Party turn to Gentiloni and Mattarella but the risk of a break that leads to the crisis is strong. Read the full article.

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