LONDON (Reuters) – Italy’s bonds have made sizzling returns this year but fears the country will lose its investment-grade status are putting off long-term investors whose support Rome needs to tackle a mountain of refinancing and ease worries about its debt.
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Post Published: 02 February 2012
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