In the euro zone, risk sentiment has so far been largely unmoved by the increasing likelihood of a coalition government formed by the two anti-establishment parties in Italy, , the Five-Star Movement and Northern League, according to analysts at Danske Bank.
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“The two parties are due to present a possible government program today which would reportedly (and unsurprisingly) include cutting taxes and boosting spending. However, Italian government-bond markets – and the single currency – are little moved by this prospect. While the 10Y yield edged a tad higher last week, it currently stands just above the 1.85% mark, notably down from the 2%+ levels seen at the start of the year.”
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