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07 November 201912.28 The EU leaves its 2019 estimate unchanged for GDP and cuts for 2020 (from +0.7 to + 0.4%): "the Italian economy has not yet shown" significant signs of recovery ". Italy is confirmed last in the EU in 2019 and 2020 and, due to the high debt, the risks on the growth prospects remain anchored to the downside. Debt 2019 to 136.2%, in 2020 to 136.8%; revised upward estimates. Doubts about the revenue expected from anti-evasion measures; it supports the labor market, which is resilient but with data pointing to deterioration.EU cuts Italy estimates, remains the last
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12.28 The EU leaves the 2019 estimate unchanged for GDP and size 2020 (from +0.7 to + 0.4%): "stalled since the beginning of 2018", the Italian economy still does not show "significant signs of recovery". Italy is confirmed last in the EU in 2019 and 2020 and, due to the high debt, the risks on the growth prospects remain anchored to the downside. Debt 2019 to 136.2%, in 2020 to 136.8%; revised upward estimates. Doubts about the revenue expected from anti-evasion measures; it supports the labor market, which is resilient but with data pointing to deterioration.
Source: rainews