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Euro Under The Gun, Asian Shares Hit After Italy Votes 'No' On Reform
The euro slid as much as 2.1 percent to 118.71 yen, but pared some of the losses to trade down 0.9 percent at 120.08 yen.
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Nikkei Falls After Italian PM Quits, Euro Dives To 20-Month Low
In forex markets, the 19-nation euro slumped to $1.0506 in early Tokyo trade, its lowest since March 2015, but it later rebounded to $1.0585.
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Jindal Family Close to Buying Italian Steelmaker Lucchini: Italy's Prime Minister
Lucchini, formerly owned by Russia's Severstal, was declared insolvent in 2012 and placed under special administration after falling victim to plunging European demand for steel during the 2008 recession.
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JSW Says Lucchini Sale is Not a Done Deal
Italy's claims that a sale of parts of insolvent Italian steelmaker Lucchini to India's JSW Steel will be concluded within days are premature, a top JSW executive said on Wednesday.
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Renzi Rebels Are Said to Be Open to Deal With Italian Populists
Renzi has vowed he would “never govern with extremists” after leading his party to its worst-ever election result.
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This Year, Violence Became Acceptable
Across geopolitics, economics and local politics, the 1970s, it seems are back. Where we go from here remains the domain of economists and fortune tellers.
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Italy's Premier-To-Be Paulo Gentiloni Poised To Make It Official
Italian Premier-designate Paolo Gentiloni says he has quickly completed sounding out political leaders on his proposed Democrat-led Cabinet and will tell Italy's president later Monday evening if he's succeeded in forming a government.
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Paolo Gentiloni Completes Long March To Power In Italy
Paolo Gentiloni, the man named Sunday as Italy's new prime minister, is a trusted ally of his predecessor Matteo Renzi, to whom he owes his rise to the summit of national politics.
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Paolo Gentiloni Named New Italy Prime Minister
Paolo Gentiloni was named Sunday as Italy's new prime minister following reformist leader Matteo Renzi's resignation in the wake of a crushing referendum defeat.
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Italy President Sergio Mattarella Pledges To Solve Government Crisis Fast
Italian President Sergio Mattarella pledged on Saturday to act quickly to solve a government crisis prompted by Matteo Renzi's resignation as prime minister, with all major parties calling for elections as soon as possible.
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President Sergio Mattarella Vows Rapid Moves To End Italy Crisis
Italian President Sergio Mattarella indicated Saturday he would move swiftly to appoint a new government, saying the country had pressing issues to address following Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's resignation.
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PM To Playstation: Matteo Renzi Retreats To Plot Comeback
Matteo Renzi was planning to spend Thursday competing with his kids on PlayStation, sharpening reflexes Italy's commentators say the ousted premier will need as he plots his comeback.
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Barack Obama Tells Outgoing Renzi Italy Will Remain Close Ally
US President Barack Obama called Italy's outgoing Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on Tuesday to talk about this week's referendum and assure him that Italy will remain a close ally of the United States, the White House said.
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Italy's Matteo Renzi Announces He Will Resign Today
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi announced he would resign at 1800 GMT Wednesday, three days after suffering a stinging defeat in a referendum on constitutional change.
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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi To Resign On Friday
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi will hand in his resignation on Friday, a parliamentary source said, as President Sergio Mattarella seeks to slow the pace of an unfolding political crisis.
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Euro Under The Gun, Asian Shares Hit After Italy Votes 'No' On Reform
The euro slid as much as 2.1 percent to 118.71 yen, but pared some of the losses to trade down 0.9 percent at 120.08 yen.
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Nikkei Falls After Italian PM Quits, Euro Dives To 20-Month Low
In forex markets, the 19-nation euro slumped to $1.0506 in early Tokyo trade, its lowest since March 2015, but it later rebounded to $1.0585.
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Jindal Family Close to Buying Italian Steelmaker Lucchini: Italy's Prime Minister
Lucchini, formerly owned by Russia's Severstal, was declared insolvent in 2012 and placed under special administration after falling victim to plunging European demand for steel during the 2008 recession.
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JSW Says Lucchini Sale is Not a Done Deal
Italy's claims that a sale of parts of insolvent Italian steelmaker Lucchini to India's JSW Steel will be concluded within days are premature, a top JSW executive said on Wednesday.
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Renzi Rebels Are Said to Be Open to Deal With Italian Populists
Renzi has vowed he would “never govern with extremists” after leading his party to its worst-ever election result.
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This Year, Violence Became Acceptable
Across geopolitics, economics and local politics, the 1970s, it seems are back. Where we go from here remains the domain of economists and fortune tellers.
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Italy's Premier-To-Be Paulo Gentiloni Poised To Make It Official
Italian Premier-designate Paolo Gentiloni says he has quickly completed sounding out political leaders on his proposed Democrat-led Cabinet and will tell Italy's president later Monday evening if he's succeeded in forming a government.
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Paolo Gentiloni Completes Long March To Power In Italy
Paolo Gentiloni, the man named Sunday as Italy's new prime minister, is a trusted ally of his predecessor Matteo Renzi, to whom he owes his rise to the summit of national politics.
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Paolo Gentiloni Named New Italy Prime Minister
Paolo Gentiloni was named Sunday as Italy's new prime minister following reformist leader Matteo Renzi's resignation in the wake of a crushing referendum defeat.
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Italy President Sergio Mattarella Pledges To Solve Government Crisis Fast
Italian President Sergio Mattarella pledged on Saturday to act quickly to solve a government crisis prompted by Matteo Renzi's resignation as prime minister, with all major parties calling for elections as soon as possible.
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President Sergio Mattarella Vows Rapid Moves To End Italy Crisis
Italian President Sergio Mattarella indicated Saturday he would move swiftly to appoint a new government, saying the country had pressing issues to address following Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's resignation.
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PM To Playstation: Matteo Renzi Retreats To Plot Comeback
Matteo Renzi was planning to spend Thursday competing with his kids on PlayStation, sharpening reflexes Italy's commentators say the ousted premier will need as he plots his comeback.
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Barack Obama Tells Outgoing Renzi Italy Will Remain Close Ally
US President Barack Obama called Italy's outgoing Prime Minister Matteo Renzi on Tuesday to talk about this week's referendum and assure him that Italy will remain a close ally of the United States, the White House said.
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Italy's Matteo Renzi Announces He Will Resign Today
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi announced he would resign at 1800 GMT Wednesday, three days after suffering a stinging defeat in a referendum on constitutional change.
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Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi To Resign On Friday
Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi will hand in his resignation on Friday, a parliamentary source said, as President Sergio Mattarella seeks to slow the pace of an unfolding political crisis.
