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15 October 201916.02 The IMF has revised down its growth estimates for Italy, estimating growth for 2019 as 0 (-01% compared to last July and April estimates). In 2020 + 0.5% (-0.3 on July, -0.4 on April). At the base there is "the weakening of domestic demand, less weaker external budgetary impulse". Estimated increase in public debt to 133.2% in 2019 -from 132.2% 2018-and 133.7% in 2020 A commitment in the medium term is essential. The IMF has cut its estimates on global growth, which is still slowing, to the lowest level since the 2008 crisis.IMF: Italy stalled again this year
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16.02 The IMF has revised down its growth estimates for Italy, estimating growth for 2019 as 0 (-01% compared to last July and April estimates). In 2020 + 0.5% (-0.3 on July, -0.4 on April). At the base there is "the weakening of domestic demand, less weaker external budgetary impulse". Estimated increase in public debt to 133.2% in 2019 -from 132.2% 2018-and 133.7% in 2020 A commitment in the medium term is essential. The IMF has cut its estimates on global growth, which is still slowing, to the lowest level since the 2008 crisis.
Source: rainews