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MNI: Italian Gov't Sees Yields Declining Despite Trump

Italian government sources sketch out Rome's view of interest rate costs over the next year.

MNI (ROME) - The Italian government anticipates at least 50 basis points of European Central Bank interest rate cuts next year—adding to an anticipated 25-basis-point reduction in December—to align with its borrowing cost forecasts for the 2025 budget, two sources close to the matter told MNI.

A government official noted that Rome expects Italian yields to decline due to monetary policy easing, despite tighter financial conditions spurred by Donald Trump’s U.S. election victory.

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MNI (ROME) - The Italian government anticipates at least 50 basis points of European Central Bank interest rate cuts next year—adding to an anticipated 25-basis-point reduction in December—to align with its borrowing cost forecasts for the 2025 budget, two sources close to the matter told MNI.

A government official noted that Rome expects Italian yields to decline due to monetary policy easing, despite tighter financial conditions spurred by Donald Trump’s U.S. election victory.

Keep reading...Show less