The Milan stock exchange does not
seem spooked by the outcome of Italy's general election, with
the FTSE Mib index up 0.9% in early trading on Tuesday, taking
it up to 22,012 points.
The rise means the 0.42% loss the bourse took on Monday has
been recovered.
The spread between Italy's 10-year BTP bond and the German
Bund, a key measure of investor confidence, was steady at 134
basis points, with the yield just below 2%.
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