Italy should be prepared for the
end of the European Central Bank's bond-buying programme,
quantitative easing (QE), by the end of next year, according to
the government's economic and financial blueprint, the DEF.
Healthy public finances are a prerequisite for containing
spending on interests on Italy's big public debt, the DEF said,
freeing up resources for "cutting the tax burden, investments
and social inclusion". The ECB's QE programme has helped weaker
eurozone economies recover from the financial crisis more than
they would otherwise have done.
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