The Italian public debt registered a slight improvement, but it remains on the record highs touched last month. According to the findings of the report of the Bank of Italy, in June, public debt fell to 14.6 billion, to 2.2036 trillion after having exceeded 2.2 trillion in May. Via Nazionale explain that “the decrease was substantially the same as the surplus cash of the month (14.5 billion).”
Cash Treasury remained unchanged: 100.9 billion, compared with 105.3 billion in June 2014. Overall, says the Bank of Italy, “the revaluation of securities indexed to inflation, the slight appreciation of the euro and the issue margin declined to 0.1 billion debt.” Also in June, the Central government debt fell to 12.1 billion, the local government of 2.4 billion, while debt security institutions remained essentially unchanged. In the first six months of the year, the public debt increased by 68.7 billion to 2.203 billion.
13 August 2015 11:23 – Last Updated: 11:37
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