Banca d'Italia
Floating-rate debt amplifies tightening for euro area firms
A Banca d'Italia working paper quantifies how floating-rate debt amplified the 2022-23 monetary tightening for euro area firms.
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Monetary policy impacts euro area industries asymmetrically
A Banca d'Italia working paper finds that monetary policy shocks transmit asymmetrically across euro-area manufacturing industries.
New method measures credit reallocation in Italy
Banca d'Italia researchers developed a new methodology to estimate cross-elasticities in credit markets, applying it to twenty years of Italian data.
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Lombardy economy grows 0.7 percent in 2025
Lombardy's economy expanded by 0.7 percent in 2025, slightly above the national average, driven by manufacturing, construction, and tourism.
Piedmont economy sees modest growth, faces automotive headwinds
Banca d'Italia's 2025 annual report on Piedmont's economy reveals modest growth of 0.4 percent, lagging behind the previous year.
Campania economy grew 0.9% in 2025, credit recovers
The Banca d'Italia's 2025 Annual Report on Campania's economy reveals a 0.9 percent growth in regional economic activity.
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Emilia-Romagna economy grew moderately in 2025, faces 2026 risks
The Banca d'Italia's 2026 annual report on Emilia-Romagna's economy shows moderate growth in 2025, driven by investments.
Minimum reserve remuneration at zero, penalty rates published
Banca d'Italia has published updated interest rates for minimum reserves, confirming the remuneration rate for required reserves at zero percent since September 2023.
Italian bond market: Net redemptions, rising yields
Resident sectors in Italy recorded net bond redemptions of €2.8 billion in April.
Italy's government debt reaches €3.1 trillion in April
Italy's general government debt reached an estimated €3,108 billion in April 2026.
Italy: GDP growth subdued, inflation at 3.1 percent in 2026
Banca d'Italia projects subdued GDP growth for Italy at 0.6 percent in 2026, with inflation reaching 3.1 percent.
Oil and gas shocks affect euro-area inflation differently
A Banca d'Italia study finds that oil supply shocks have a short-lived inflationary impact, while gas shocks generate stronger and more persistent effects on euro-area consumer inflation.