In 2016 economic growth in Italy
will increase to just over or around 1%, Moody's rating agency
predicted Tuesday in its Global Macro Outlook.
Growth in France also will be around 1% next year while for
the eurozone as a whole GDP will increase by around 1.5% this
year and next year, according to Moody's.
Meanwhile Inps said that in July 52.4 million hours of
state-subsidised layoffs were authorised, a drop of 26.9%
compared with July 2014 when there were 71.7 million hours.
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