Italy’s public debt increased by €18 billion in June compared to May, reaching a record high of €3.07 trillion.
The Bank of Italy attributed this increase to government financing requirements of €16.4 billion, in addition to an increase in Treasury balances by about €0.8 billion, bringing the total to €47 billion. The Bank of Italy noted that other factors also contributed to this rise, including issuance and redemption price differentials, the revaluation of inflation-linked securities, and exchange rate fluctuations, which together added about €0.8 billion to the public debt.
Source (Al Arabiya.Net Website, Edited)
