There are signs of stagnation in
the Italian economy, ISTAT President Gian Carlo Blangiardo said
Tuesday.
"There are signals arriving from industrial production,
rather than from GDP, that go in the direction of stagnation,"
he said.
"There are others, linked for example to exports and even
more to employment, at least in quantitative terms, that albeit
not massive are at least positive".
Blangiardo was speaking to ilsussidario.net.
He added: "in general Italy's economic situation is difficult
but it remains open to change".
The Italian economy is emerging from a triple-dip recession.
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