(ANSA) - Rome, April 18 - The Bank of Italy said it was "positive" Monday that the government's economic and financial blueprint, the DEF, sees "public debt falling this year despite a worsening of growth projections". But BoI deputy director-general Luigi Signorini said "the margins are not wide", stressing the need to closely monitor public accounts.
"To ensure reaching the objective it will be necessary to maintain during the year a close monitoring of the public accounts," he said.
DEF debt fall good but margins not wide, says Bank of Italy
Monitor public accounts says Signorini