Monti says no need for supplementary budget
Outgoing premier says action not necessary despite worsening GDP
14 February, 16:58
(ANSA) - Rome, February 14 - Outgoing Italian Premier Mario
Monti on Thursday said he does not believe a supplementary
budget will be needed as part of Italy's efforts to get its debt
situation under control even as the country's economic
performance worsens.Speaking to journalists in the southern city of Lecce, Monti said: "I don't think we need a supplementary budget. The (GDP) figures are negative, but in line with expectations".
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