Italy’s general election on Sunday 4th March seems likely to result in a government that pushes for a small fiscal stimulus, largely centred on tax cuts. But we doubt that this would provide much of a boost to the economy. And the next government will probably be less pro-euro than the incumbent. As a result, we suspect that investors’ concerns about Italian public debt will resurface.
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