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Rassegna Stampa Nazionale ed Internazionale - Workshop Finanza 2019
Dalle colonne dei principali organi di stampa italiani e internazionali, gli articoli dedicati alla 30° edizione del Workshop “Lo Scenario dell’Economia della Finanza”.
Rassegna Stampa Nazionale
IL SOLE 24 ORE
- Il Sole 24 Ore – Le previsioni dei manager? Il PIL peggiorerà? (di Valerio De Molli)
- Il Sole 24 Ore – Economia in frenata e politica distratta (di Valerio De Molli)
- Il Sole 24 Ore – I pagamenti digitali si trasformano in valore economico per la PA – Il Sole 24 Ore (di P. Soldavini)
- Il Sole 24 Ore – La Globalizzazione “corrosa” spaventa economisti e imprese (di M. Cellino)
CORRIERE DELLA SERA
- La Brexit? Per adesso fa male soprattutto agli inglesi (di Valerio De Molli)
- Il livello record del debito, come ai tempi di guerra (di F. Fubini)
Rassegna Stampa Internazionale
BLOOMBERG
- Surveillance Special: The Ambrosetti Spring Workshop (Podcast)
- Italy’s Situation Has Deteriorated Steadily in Past Few Weeks: Padoan
- Former PM Monti on Italy’s Budget, China Relationship, Brexit
- Italy’s Former PM Letta Says Strong Change Needed in Economic Policy
- OECD Says 14% of Jobs Will Disappear in Next 10 Years
- JPM’s Frenkel Says Interest Rates are as Low as They Could Ever Be
- Nouriel Roubini Is Certain There Won’t Be a Hard Brexit
- El-Erian Warns of Growing Costs, Risks of Negative Rates
- Italy’s Forecasts Much Gloomier Than a Year Ago, Ambrosetti CEO Says
- Hard to See EU Agreeing to June 30 Brexit Delay: Jim O’Neill
CNBC EUROPE
- Economist Jim O’Neill says his fears over China are at a 30-year high
- Italy faces a ‘worrying situation with no ideas for the future,’ former leader warns
- There are signs that the 10-year bull market for stocks is ending, Jim O’Neill says
- A ‘Japanization’ of monetary policy in Europe might not be such a bad thing, Nomura’s Koo says
- After China, the US will ratchet up trade tensions with the EU, OECD chief economist warns
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Silvia Lovati
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