What's going on in Italy these days? Have things turned around?

They've had the same government in power for an unusually long time, my ETF tracker for the Italian economy has been my best performer behind only Germany and they even seem to be playing nice in NATO.

italian dairy for me

I'd say things are pretty stable now. Nothing major and no miracle growth like in Greece, but stability is good.

>>212680027
>no miracle growth like in Greece
what?

>>212680027
Is it because of anything Meloni has done or are conditions just stable more generally now because there's not much going on that Italy has to worry about?

Are people starting to panic about the debt? It seems like Italy has funded growth with debt and it's worked out while we're absolutely shitting bricks about it here.

>>212680077
Miraculous...

>>212680077
https://www.ft.com/content/47dca85c-89f8-42f9-8e67-5ca237f970ef
They still have a long way to go to fully recover, but they are growing at a speedy rate now and repaying their debt much quicker than anticipated. Their bonds are cheaper than US bonds now lol.
>>212680086
>Is it because of anything Meloni has done
I wouldn't say so. Just the fact that she turned into your average centre-right politician is probably what the markets liked. The EU's coronabonds also forced us to invest into actually useful things for once.
>Are people starting to panic about the debt?
Lol no, this country is debt-addicted.

Meloni is unironically the lesser of all evils in all of Italian politics now, we are doomed if the current crop of PD ever comes into power. For our Brit friend, imagine Corbyn's Labour but worse.

>>212680584
This. Corbyn but gayer.

>>212680919
Eagerly awaiting for the Italian KKKeir SStarmer to come and enact total grillino death so I can vote left again.

>>212679986 (OP)
>my ETF tracker for the Italian economy has been my best performer behind only Germany and they even seem to be playing nice in NATO.
The scam is working

>>212679986 (OP)
Chud party in power, centrists neutered, leftists turned into caricatures = stability

>>212681133
I figure it's because Italian companies are starting to use shares to fund expansion rather than debt. It's nuts that Italy wasn't already doing this considering the history of banking.

>>212680077
>>212680170
You have to go back, Mitsara.

>>212680101
Miraculously bad LOL

>>212679986 (OP)
everything will be stable for another year, then the European money (PNRR) wll stop and we will start to laugh at fecalians