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Is Italy no longer a risk?

Italy’s eurosceptic parties have recently eased up on their most anti-euro rhetoric, but it is far too early to sound the all clear. With the banking sector weak, public debt very high and the economy likely to continue to underperform, risks from euroscepticism are unlikely to disappear any time soon.

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