"Good" and "bad" debt: what Draghi teaches

The metamorphosis of the central banker into an active player is well represented by the evolution of Draghi's thought, which today once again indicates the way forward to get out of the crisis: money is well spent on innovation and education
Mes and Italy, the real reasons for European distrust

The danger of introducing rigid automatic parameters on debt restructuring has been averted. But the current political debate shows that we are far from understanding the reasons for our crisis. If we don't think now about reducing the debt, how…
Saipem contains the debt and flies: +8%

The third quarter accounts go beyond the consensus and the title leads the Blue Chips to Piazza Affari. The guidance on debt is now improving from 1,4 to 1,3 billion. Estimates for 2017 confirmed, net of extraordinary items.…
Sorgenia: new debt repayment plan with banks

The electricity group has renegotiated the repayment of the debt with the banks, extending the repayment to 2027. A loan convertible into equity of 180 million is also planned. A first early repayment was made at the end of July for 170 million, more are expected…
Greece, agreement with Troika and IMF

Preliminary agreement finally reached between Greece and its creditors - The Ecofin meeting of 22 May is awaited, when the measures envisaged by the agreement will be discussed: cuts in pensions, tax reductions and reforms for energy and work -…
GDP Italy: the lowest growth in Europe

This is confirmed by the new forecasts published today by the European Commission: Italian GDP will grow by 0,9% this year and by 1,1% in 2018 - Debt estimates worsen - The EU welcomes the commitment of the government of correct the trajectory of the accounts…
Trumpnomics and all medium and long-term risks

From AffarInternazionali.it - ​​Initially Trump's promise of a tax reduction, especially for businesses, and heavy investments in infrastructure pushed the markets to a honeymoon with the new US presidency but gradually…
OECD news: Italy has more space to finance growth

The OECD points out that, thanks to the savings on interest payments as a result of the ECB's monetary policy, a space has reopened in Italy for an expansive fiscal policy that allows for public investments and to support productivity and growth…
Padoan: "We will continue to cut taxes"

The Minister of Economy to Sky: "I do not exclude the possibility of bringing the IRES cut forward to 2017" - "Privatization of railways within 16-18 months" - In the event of a rejection of the constitutional referendum "my horizon is to go back to university ".
Helicopter adventures

From "THE RED AND THE BLACK" by ALESSANDRO FUGNOLI, strategist of Kairos - The chimera of Helicoter Money that mutualises debt and lifts the economy from stagnation seduces and worries the markets - All the pros and cons but "yes…
Greece, new aid for white smoke

Despite the launch of the new austerity package by Athens, the decision on the release of the second tranche of the bailout plan is postponed to the next few days - Of the 215 billion in aid granted so far, only 10 have ended…
Germany, Weidmann sticks Italy

The president of the German central bank, on a visit to Rome, reproaches our country for the excessive public debt and once again asks for a ceiling on the amount of government bonds in the portfolios of the banks.
Economic growth is not achieved with a deficit

A higher public deficit boosts economic activity in the immediate term, but at the cost of a future recession and an increase in the debt burden, which is already very high in Italy. Easy finance increases debt/GDP in the long run and…
Spotted: the liquidity trap and the debt knot

The abundant supply of money does not feed into the demand for goods and services and the yield on government bonds is so low that it seems to suggest keeping money liquid rather than taking market risks while a further reduction in…
Grexit, Germany has won a battle but risks losing the war

Berlin won a battle over Greece but, thanks to Draghi, it did not win hands down and above all it risks losing the war of political unity in Europe by supporting the selfishness of the national political classes who, feeling inadequate, do not want to give up sovereignty…
Grexit and Greek debt: the Draghi-Schaeuble duel is rekindled

The president of the ECB and the German finance minister are the heralds of two antithetical visions of the Greek emergency - Draghi is against Greece's exit from the euro, even temporarily, but, like the IMF, raises the urgency of addressing the 'unsustainability of the Greek debt…