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No sign of euro zone crisis due to political turmoil in Italy

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epa07781913 German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz attends a public press conference during the Open Day of the German Government in Berlin, Germany, 18 August 2019. Scholz announced his will to candidate for chairman of the Social Democratic Party (SPD). EPA-EFE/ALEXANDER BECHER

Olaf Scholz , the German Finance Minister, said that there is no sign of a looming euro zone crisis due to political upheaval in Italy.

Asked on Wednesday morning if he feared a new euro zone crisis, Scholz told German television said that there is no sign of that.

He added that agreement had been reached with Italy on developing the European stability criteria even with the current government in Rome.

 

Via Reuters

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