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Italian Elections Rock Financial Markets
Italy's most recently promised its Eurozone partners -- and the rest of the financial world -- to continue its regime of austerity measures. But in yesterday's general election, voters chose both the left and the right, coalitions that want to relieve -- or even reverse -- financial sacrifice.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readItaly's most recently promised its Eurozone partners -- and the rest of the financial world -- to continue its regime of austerity measures. But in yesterday's general election, voters chose both the left and the right, coalitions that want to relieve -- or even reverse -- financial sacrifice. Alessandra Galloni is Bureau Chief in Italy for the Wall Street Journal.
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