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Draghi Shores Up Support for a New Italian Government Bloomberg 2/8/2021 Alessandro Speciale and Chiara Albanese
(Bloomberg) Mario Draghi is on track to form a new Italian government after the former head of the European Central Bank won initial backing of some of the biggest parties.
Draghi will start a second round of talks with parties on Monday and is expected to meet trade unions and business lobbies. Assuming the talks go well, Draghi could announce his cabinet picks this week before facing confidence votes in both houses of parliament.
The former governor of the Bank of Italy secured support from parties across Italy’s political divide in initial talks last week. Draghi, 73, was tapped earlier this month to end a political impasse after Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte resigned over the defection of a key ally and failed to muster enough support to form a new government.
Italy’s Investors Laud Draghi’s Return to Keep Markets Calm
Bloomberg 2/3/2021
(Bloomberg) Italy’s markets might have their savior back.
The nation’s bonds and stocks surged after Mario Draghi, the former European Central Bank president who brought calm to the region’s markets, accepted a mandate to be the next premier-designate and to try and form a coalition. Investors hope he can usher in political stability after the collapse of the ruling coalition and utilize European Union funds to help the economy recover from Covid-19.
“He is really a known quantity for markets,” said Imogen Bachra, European rates strategist at NatWest Markets. “We know that he is pro-EU and in favor of the European project, which markets will take comfort in.”