Italian markets are juggling two pressures: energy politics and banking turbulence. Rome moved to cap fuel prices and push refiners to boost domestic output as the government works
Italian markets are juggling two pressures: energy politics and banking turbulence. Rome moved to cap fuel prices and push refiners to boost domestic output as the government works to shield consumers from rising costs. In the financial sector, shares of mid-sized lender IFIS sank after a central bank audit prompted a CEO change, while a messaging scam reportedly cost the country's largest bank millions, keeping operational risk in focus.
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