Powerful external macro-economic thrusts seem to have gotten the Eurozone and Italy back in motion. The effects of a weaker euro, lower taxes and the slashed price of oil are beginning to show up in indicators, some of which were at the top for the past four years. An uptake is accelerating as those thrusts increase
confidence and change spending decisions. And consolidating through its own spread (togetherness brings strength) both among the Eurozone nations and within the territories and sectors of the Italian economy.
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