The Spiro Comment: Can Italy remain a ‘semi-core’ peripheral?
The perceived creditworthiness of Italy is one of the most intriguing aspects of the eurozone debt crisis. Has it slipped through the sovereign vulnerability cracks or does its risk premium reflect stronger fundamentals? If the former is the case, then Italy could be the next leg in the crisis, boding ill for weaker credits in the core.
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