Italian coronavirus cases increase downside risks

So far, the knock-on effects from the downturn in China on the euro-zone economy have been negligible. However, the jump in confirmed cases in Italy this weekend adds another channel through which the virus could hurt the economy. It also makes another recession in Italy more likely than not.

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