Примери за използване на Italy's public debt на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Italy's public debt at record high.
Italian banks hold around 18% of all of Italy's public debt.
Chart 1: Italy's public debt to GDP from 1988 to 2017.
Whether Italy will be able to do this politically and economically, that is the €2-trillion question,” said Dr. Wolff, referring to the size of Italy's public debt.
Italy's public debt is massive(€2.3 trillion) and that means Brussels is always watching.
Many economists fear the coalition's spending plans will drive up Italy's public debt, already the euro zone's second highest at around 132 percent of GDP.
Italy's public debt, which amounts to more than 130% of its GDP, is the Commission's“key concern”.
According to Daniel Gros, this is possible because Italian households have large foreign assets andeven now less than 40% of Italy's public debt is held by foreigners.
Per inhabitant, Italy's public debt exceeds the 60% of GDP reference value of the Treaty.
At 131.2 percent of GDP in 2017, the equivalent of 37,000 euros per inhabitant, Italy's public debt exceeds the 60 percent of GDP reference value of EU rules.
In 2017, Italy's public debt dropped slightly from 132.0% to 131.8% of GDP and is expected to continue to decline.
Observations 72 Analysis of the evolution of public debt from 2008 to 2015 At the outset of the 2008 financial crisis, Italy's public debt was 102.3% of GDP.
Italy's public debt“is a source of common concern for the euro area," the European Commission wrote in its most recent assessment, in November.
An expansive economic policy is necessary for the country," said Marco Campomenosi,a League European election candidate who doesn't think Italy's public debt is an issue for the rest of the eurozone.
Italy's public debt reached 115.8 percent of gross domestic product(GDP) in 2009 and the government has forecast it will rise to 118.5 percent this year.
Under the current governmentled by prime minister Paolo Gentiloni, the economy's recovery from its worst recession since World War II has gained pace and Italy's public debt stabilised at around 132% of gross domestic product.
Italy's public debt in November reached an all-time high of 2.35 trillion euros, over 133 percent of the nation's estimated output last year.
Eurostat recently confirmed that Italy's public debt has reversed its declining trend and has grown almost 1% in 2018, reaching 132.2% of gross domestic product(GDP).
Italy's public debt in November reached an all-time high of 2.35 trillion euros, over 133 percent of the nation's estimated output last year.
Eurostat recently confirmed that Italy's public debt has reversed its declining trend and has grown almost 1% in 2018, reaching 132.2% of gross domestic product(GDP).
Italy's public debt will hit a record 133.8% of GDP this year and climb to 134.8% in 2020, according to the OECD.
Italy's public debt tops 2 trillion euros, more than any other European Union country and the equivalent of around 130 percent of its economy.
Italy's public debt, proportionally the highest in the euro zone after Greece's, will hit a record 133.8 percent of GDP this year and climb to 134.8 percent in 2020, the OECD said.
No EU program can backstop Italy's €2tn of public debt(135% of GDP).
The budget, which was watered down after European Commission objections it would not lower Italy's high public debt, features a new income support scheme for the poor and allows people to retire earlier.
Brussels has rejected the 2019 budget, saying it will not lower Italy's large public debt as EU rules require, and has called on Rome to make changes to prevent a disciplinary procedure that could eventually lead to fines.
Italy's huge public debt means that it simply cannot afford a big rise in long-term interest rates, which are currently at a benign 2 percent largely thanks to the European Central Bank's(ECB) massive program of quantitative easing that has created new money to buy bonds.
The Commission's report concludes that“Italy's large public debt is a major vulnerability for the Italian economy and decisively reducing it should remain a priority in the best interest” of the country.
Subject: budget deficit, budgetary equilibrium,gross domestic product, Italy, public debt, stability pact, tax reform.
The first, Visco says,would be applying an anti-austerity programme negotiated by Five Star and the League,"which he knows to be completely inapplicable" given Italy's €2.3 trillion public debt.