didijustobamaFinland•

up by €23.4 billion in a month, the Bank of Italy said on Tuesday

LOL Greece is literally a non story compared to this.

Maybe the Eurozone would rather the focus stay on them for a bit longer

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rtftOPEuropean Union•

so about 7.5% of Greek GDP in a month, if we have trouble with Greece, then Italy would be too big to fail no doubt

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MarktpLatzGermany•

This however wont be the standard case. It is not like their debt is increasing by 23 billion every month.

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rtftOPEuropean Union•

I'd get worried if it did.

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vortalwombatHungary•

No need to worry about Italy as there is not a good abbreviation for the Italian Euro-exit. Itexit? Italikaput?

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TrucidatorCity of London•

For Italy we say "exIT" or perhaps "uscITA", which is, somewhat beautifully, the Italian word for exit.

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marianomonamourRomania•

problem solved

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vortalwombatHungary•

Well, problem solved, Italy doomed. :)

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rtftOPEuropean Union•

Better not, am enjoying it here !

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rtftOPEuropean Union•

Why not just exIT ?

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c674aItaly•

Don't worry, we are still paying the Eritrea war debts. We will pay the others soon!

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Yeah but remember austerity is bad, because whatever is wrong. More debt is making everything better

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