A growing uncertainty and, in the short term, a probable return to the polls. This is the verdict of a report published today by Mediobanca Securities on the Italian situation less than a week before the political elections.
In the study edited by Antonio Guglielmi, in fact, we read that "The result of the political elections is becoming increasingly uncertain" and that a coalition between Bersani and Monti now appears "inevitable", after the vote, "but even this may not be enough". The greatest risks, for stability, are represented by the PDL, in strong pursuit, and by the 5 Star Movement, two political forces destined, according to Mediobanca, to "further weaken a possible Pd-Monti government".
To ensure the stability of the economy, despite the tremors of politics, it would be the ECB, which thanks to its purchasing plan should ensure that "the market remains sufficiently resilient to be able to easily overcome any electoral result in Italy".
