Treasury, treasury bonds to record lows – Lettera43

Spread under UK Gilts. Two billion of savings accounts in the country.

TREASURY

Continues ‘Draghi effect’ on Italian government bonds with investors still in the hunt of BTP.
So the spread between the ten-year Treasury and German Bund closed down 147 basis points, marking the lowest level since June 18, with the rate falling to new historic low of 2.41%. And the differential Italian is even lower than that of the British ten-year bonds (gilts) and the Bund which marks 151 basis points, with a rate at 2.44%. Ie Rome in the secondary market on the 10-year maturity pays less in London.
SOLD 3 BILLION OF CTZ. According to analysts, the government should save this year at least two billion euro in interest on the debt than the 2013 words of the president of the ECB, which has said it is ready to launch new emergency measures against the specter of deflation in the eurozone, had the desired effect even on the first auction of the week with Treasury yields swoop. Via XX Settembre has sold all 3 billion euro of Ctz to two years in the face of a demand of 4.27 billion, falling interest rates at a record low of 0.326% from 0.428% of the operating rod of July. On August 27 is replicated with an emission of Bot to six months for a maximum amount of 7.5 billion, while 28 will be the turn of BTP at 5 and 10 years and CCTeus for a total of 8 billion. Well sitting on the stock markets with the stock exchanges of the Old Continent rising for the second consecutive day today also supported by better than expected signals on the economy Usa.
TRUST TO HIGHEST SINCE 2007. The confidence of American consumers is indeed rising to the highest since October 2007, while orders for durable goods registered a record increase of 22.6% on the back of a boom in demand for aircraft. Milan is once again pink jersey with an increase of 1.33%, and 1.28% salt Madrid, Paris, France 1.18%, 0.82% Frankfurt and London of 0.70%. In Milan have highlighted World Duty Free (+ 5.43%), Espresso (+ 5.48%) and Autogrill (+ 4.61%). Male Telecom with a decline of 0.71%. The foreign exchange market is the euro under $ 1.32, falling to 1.3168 and then to the lowest level since September 2013 against the greenback.

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BTP-Bund spread back below 150 points after the auction – ANSA.it

Never so well, in fact. So much so that the ten-year treasury bonds fell below the equivalent title tenth anniversary of the United Kingdom . The 10-year bond to Her Majesty offers a yield of 2.47% with a spread of 153.5.

Europe accelerates with declining spreads, Milan +0 , 5% – They extend up the European stock exchanges with Spanish and Italian spreads down respectively to 122 and 147.7 points over German Bunds, in view of the measures “unconventional” announced by ECB President Mario Draghi Friday last year. Madrid lead the team (+ 0.75%), Paris (+ 0.67%) and Milan (+ 0.51%), while Frankfurt (+ 0.3%) turning positive. In futures rise on Wall Street waiting for macro data from the United States. Well in Piazza Affari Autogrill (+ 3.87%), down Telecom (-1.07%).

Treasure: good rod Ctz. the minimum rate at 0.326% Earnings in decline for two years Ctz placed this morning by the Treasury. The securities with a maturity of 30 August 2016 have popped up in a yield of 0.326% compared to 0.428% net decline in the last auction. Declining demand also decreased to 1.42 compared to 1.99 last auction.

The BTP-Bund spread has come back well below the 150 points and is now at 147.7 points after the brief rise following an auction of Ctz. The ten-year is at 2.42%.

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The spread below the threshold of 150 points – Corriere della Sera

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dip below the level of 150 – up to 147 points in the morning – the spread between BTP and the Bund, while touching a record low of 2.40% on ten-year Italian bond yield. Traders call it “effect-Dragons’ indicating market expectations towards the ECB president from whom we expect the launch of the so-called non-conventional measures, or” quantitative easing, “the purchase of securities of private and public already experienced by the United States to stimulate the economy and fight deflation and stagnation in Europe.

130 points down to even the spread between Spanish Bonos and the Bund, with a Spanish bond yield at 2.24%. And again on Italian bonds of debt, after reaching the minimum, the return on ten-year treasury bonds fell below the ten-year rate of the equivalent of the UK, while the market is waiting for the first Treasury auction of the week with the placement of 3 billion Ctz.

Piazza Affari is thwarted, after the race by more than 2% Tuesday, in line with the fall in European stocks after German business confidence and waiting for the summit on the crisis in Ukraine. Oscillates on equality also the list of Paris that records the smooth formation of a new government after disputes over austerity policies. The euro remained weak against the dollar and exchange 1.3202, after falling to 1.3178 on Asian markets

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London, in 200 they want the “cucumber”. Ready to shell out up to 800 … – The Press

 

London, in 200 they want the “cucumber”. Ready to shell out up to 800 million euro

 

 The iconic building in the City, designed by Norman Foster, is on sale

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  08/25/2014
 
 

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It heats up the battle around the skyscraper “Gherkin” , the “cucumber” is known as the 30 St Mary Axe, London building in the heart of the City. According to the Financial Times, the iconic building, designed by Norman Foster, it would be in the sights so far of more than 200 potential buyers, and the winner of the race to grab one of the symbols of contemporary London will have to shell out more than 650 million pounds, about 800 million EUR. Also according to the Financial Times, the agency Savills and Deloitte Real Estate, which has been appointed for the sale of the skyscraper, has so far received 200 expressions of interest.

Although it is not the highest, as in the time of its construction in 2003, is certainly one of the most amazing properties of London’s skyline, along with the more recent “Shard” designed by Renzo Piano. Immortalized in the famous film, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince “to” Match Point “, the futuristic building is finished in the crosshairs of investors across the world, in particular China and the United States.

The skyscraper is in receivership since April, when Germany’s IVG Immobilien and private equity fund that had the property have failed unable to honor the stratospheric costs. The 40 floors and over 45,000 square meters have been entrusted to Deloitte and Savills for sale. Another 180 meters, 40 floors, today the building houses a dozen tenants including Swiss Re, the insurance company’s former owner. An exclusive restaurant is open to the 39th floor, and there are private dining rooms on the 38th. On top of the building, on the 40th floor, there is a bar for tenants and their guests, where you can have a stunning 360 ° views of London.

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Germany, the locomotive of Europe is jammed. Down the confidence of … – The Press

 

Germany, the locomotive of Europe is jammed. Down the confidence of businesses: drop more than expected

 

 The Ifo index down for the fourth consecutive time: 106.3 points against 107 expected. Weighs the sharp slowdown in GDP quarterly: a contraction of 0.2%, the first negative figure since 2012

Chancellor Angela Merkel is now an official visit to Spain

 
  08/25/2014
 
 

The German economy still in trouble: after braking GDP scored from -0.2% in the second quarter, down for the fourth consecutive month the index of business confidence, its lowest level since 2013 The Ifo index, which records exactly the sentiment of German companies , stood at 106.3 points, less than expected. In fall, the index that measures the current situation, which goes from 112.9 points in July to 111.1 in the current month. To weigh, according to economists Institute of Monaco, it is mainly the Ukrainian crisis and the standoff of the Russia-EU sanctions which is dangerously affecting trends in exports of enterprises in Berlin, particularly exposed to Moscow.

And if this is not rosy turning point is not around the corner, according to Klaus Wohlrabe, Ifo economist, in the third quarter of the year, German GDP growth will be close to zero. The entire 2014, according to Wohlrabe, German growth should reach 1.5%, compared with an increase of 2% expected. Consumption, however, hold up, reports the Ifo and the German economy is still “far from recession.” The Ifo economist confirms that the German braking is mainly due to the crisis in Ukraine is difficult to quantify, especially on penalties in Moscow, which have limited the turnover of enterprises: German companies that have close ties with the Russia are very pessimistic. In particular, as is clear from the analysis of the Ifo both the Henkel group that the defense giant Rheinmetall have cut their profit forecasts for the next few months just because of the Ukrainian crisis and sanctions against Russia. A particular worry is therefore the slowdown in exports to Moscow: the percentage in the first six months of the year fell by 15.5% to EUR 15.3 million mainly on the front of the machines. And the German manufacturing fears a further braking.

The Ukrainian crisis is having an impact on the progress of the German economy, but Germany is expecting a “good” GDP growth for this year, from Spain reassures the German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, who collects a sort of victory at the distance against the French Minister of Economy, Arnaud Monteburg that in a long interview with Monde, had questioned the German rigor and excessive austerity advocated by Berlin.

Today, the French Prime Minister, Manuel Valls delivered to the President of the Republic on its mandate and are expected by tomorrow a government reshuffle. Without Montebourg. Nothing has changed in relations between France and Germany, favorable policies for growth and jobs remains a priority, ensure the spokesman of Merkel, who has not commented on the news of the resignation instead of Valls, stressing that this is an internal matter for the French .

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New frost on the German economy: the index Ifo business confidence on the accused in August the fourth consecutive decline on a monthly basis and stood at a new low since July 2013 of 106.3 points (108 points in July and 107 in the analysts’ consensus).

The index is compiled by the research institute of Monaco of Bavaria, Ifo, based on the answers of 7 thousand German managers who expressed their concern, in August, especially the conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, and the slow speed of the partner countries in Europe. Gia ‘after three months in the fall, experts point out, one can speak of a change in trend but the forecast for the end of 2014 remain mostly positive.

“The German economy loses more” speed “,” he commmentato Hans-Werner Sinn, president of the Ifo Institute. The index, which is considered the most important barometer of the economy with high reliability and indicates the likely trend in the next six months, he is weakened and in the evaluation of the current situation and of that perspective. The component of the index that measures the current situation of businesses decreased from 112.9 points in July to 111.1 in August (112.1 expectations) while evaluating the expectations for the next six months has fallen from 103 4 to 101.7 points (102.2).

The deterioration has affected all sectors of activity but, in particular, wholesale, in turn, heavily dependent on exports. For Joerg Kraemer, chief economist at Commerzbank, the Ifo data for August will further increase the pressure on the ECB after the Eurotower president, Mario Draghi, from Jackson Hole Friday ‘evening, said that the ECB and’ ready to adjust its monetary policy, and to act to support the economy even beyond ‘of measures already announced in June, while cautioning that the central bank can not be replaced with governments and national structural reforms. “The positive economic scenario outlined by the ECB in 2015 – said Kraemer – with a rather dynamic growth of 1.7% or so, is crumbling.” For Kraemer, therefore, have increased the odds that the ECB decides on a massive program of securities purchases (Qe), even though the central bank will want to ‘see before the impact of the auctions Tltro in favor of the banks.

while remaining above the bar 100 points, reflecting the prevailing optimism among German companies, nevertheless, the Ifo index is now down from May and the sharp slowdown marked by German GDP in the second quarter (-0.2% according to the provisional figure), has further increased the uncertainty among entrepreneurs. At this point, according to most analysts, it is impossible to a strong rebound in the third quarter although the forecast for the end of 2014 remains a very positive growth, thanks to the driving of domestic demand, with the Ifo Institute has marginally raised the estimate in July to 2%.

“The companies – said Alexander Krueger, chief economist at Bankhaus Lampe – are adapting to the new environment for growth. The geopolitical factors will not disappear in the short term and European partners are not going as they should. ” Andreas Rees, chief economist of UniCredit Research for Germany, however, the decline in GDP in the second quarter “does not mark the beginning of a phase of continued weakness but ‘a unique event. Private consumption will continue to hold up well in media in the coming quarters, given the strong fundamentals “and further improvements in the labor market and real wages” will not disappear out of the blue, offsetting the negative psychological effect by geopolitics. “

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Crisis, German business confidence falls – ANSA.it

New drop in August Ifo index. The index that measures the German business confidence fell for the fourth consecutive time points to 106.3 from 108 for the month of July. The agency reported Bloomberg, explaining that the decline was worse than expected, subject to 107 points. The new decline in the index reflects the slowdown in the eurozone and political tensions with Russia and the escalation of sanctions internazioni toward Moscow to whom it is paid the embargo by Putin of different foods. The new drop follows the first fall of German GDP in the last quarter which recorded a contraction of 0.2%.

The Euro falls below $ 1.32 for the first time since September 6, 2013 and share touches 1.3191. Weigh on the single currency the words of the president of the ECB, Mario Draghi, who has opened a new operations and the negative trend in the Ifo index, which indicates a further slowdown in the German economy.

Spread BTP / Bund part down to 154 points – The spread between BTP-Bund falls still further, reaching a total of 154.1, with the ten-year Italian yield drops to 2.473%. The spread between Spanish Bonos and German Bund drops to 132.2 (rate at 2.254%), but on the market it should be noted the new historical minimum of ten French, fell 1.3% despite the crisis the government in Paris.

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Bag: Unimpresa, 40% of listed and Spa ‘still in the hands of … – AGI – Agenzia Journalistic Italy

August 24, 2014 20:33

(AGI) – Rome, August 24 – The weight of foreign affairs in the square set, but more than 40% of the company ‘for Italian listed shares on the stock market, which saw an increase in the total capitalization of 159 billion euro last year, and’ owned by foreign entities. And ‘what emerges from a report by the Centre for the Study of Unimpresa, changes in the value of Italian companies in the last year. “From January 2013 to January 2014 – says Unimpresa – the spa capital of the listed companies of our country and ‘increased from 354.7 billion to € 514.3 billion an increase of 159.5 billion (+ 45%). Tricolor on the list increases the weight of the shareholders “not Italian” who now have shareholdings of companies listed on the Peninsula amounted to 215.1 billion, 41.8% of the total.
predominant, although a slight decrease in the weight of the families in the capital companies (listed and unlisted) with investments amounting to 893 billion, an increase of 111.7 billion. ” According to the analysis of Unimpresa, based on data from the Bank of Italy, “from January 2013 to January 2014, and is’ seen a step forward in the value of spa present on the lists of Piazza Affari. Investments of spa listed in hand to Italian companies in January 2014 were worth 141.6 billion (27.5% of the total), an increase of 50.5 billion (+ 55.5%) compared to 91 billion in January 2013 Banks continue to have a presence strong, although a slight decrease in the capital of the spa listed by 6.4%, amounting to 32.7 billion, an increase of 572 million (+ 1.8%). ” “The central government – says the study of Unimpresa – has in its portfolio of equity securities listed on Italian 16.1 billion (+ 3.1%), an increase of $ 5.3 billion (+ 48.9%) compared to 10 , 8 billion a year earlier. Individuals (households) control units, totaling 69.2 billion (13.5% of the total) grew by 14.6 billion (+ 26.8%) compared to 54.6 billion the previous year. Foreigners control 41.8% of Piazza Affari with investments amounting to 215.1 billion, an increase of 75.6 billion compared to 139.5 billion in January 2013
overall value of the company ‘Italian listed and’ rose in a year 159 500 000 000 (+ 45%) from 354.7 billion to 514.3 billion. ” “The weight of aliens descends, but remains significant, if you look at the entire universe of companies’ liability: the Italian spa, including listed, apply (January 2014), 1.9557 trillion, an increase of 290.6 billion (+ 17.5%) compared to 1.6651 trillion in January 2013 The distribution of quotas and ‘the following. Businesses 12.4% to 242.4 billion, an increase of 25.2 billion ( + 11.6%) on 217.05 billion a year earlier. Banks were 7% to 136.7 billion, down slightly from $ 3.5 billion (-2.5%) compared to 140.3 billion . Stable also the share of the central government which now has 5.2% of spa 102 050 000 000, an increase of $ 5.3 billion (+ 5.5%) compared with the previous 96.7 billion. Individuals hold 45.7% of companies’ stock, confirming a family of Italian entrepreneurs, with 893.6 billion, an increase of 111.7 billion (+ 14.3%) compared to the 781 800 000 000 2013 The share enterprise ita lianas in the hands of foreigners, which corresponds to 22.2% of the total, and ‘increased by 103.4 billion (+ 31.2%) from 331.4 billion to 434.8 billion. ” According to the president of Unimpresa, Paul Longobardi, “the tremendous crisis that is hitting Italy more ‘than other countries is actually delivering valuable pieces of our economy to foreign entities that do not always buy with long-term prospects or investment but often for speculative purposes. “
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Credit blocked, Sardinia at risk wear – La Nuova Sardegna

Alfredo Franchini

 CAGLIARI. In Sardinia trudging increases wear. The claims data in hand, a Report of the CGIA Mestre: “Over the past two years, in Italy, banks have disbursed to households and businesses nearly one hundred billion euro less. With less money available and with unemployment rising, the wear is gaining increasing ground. “

 Uses. In Sardinia, Su 24,595,000 euro in loans resulting in suffering EUR 3.112 million ie 12.6 per cent, a value much too high, a sign of recession grvissima going to have an impact on the most vulnerable. The data processed by the Office of the CGIA confirms what studies announced last June, the Bank of Italy to Sardinia: “The funding to the regional economy are again reduced, confirming the continuation of the crisis. The loan demand remained weak and the credit quality has deteriorated. “

 Hazards. Of course, in Sardinia, wear is not comparable to what happens in the four regions (Campania, Sicily, Calabria and Puglia) where rampant, respectively, Camorra, Mafia, and Sacra Corona N’drangheta united; but if in those four regions (to which is added the Molise) the risk is considered high, even Sardinia exceeds the parameter set by the CGIA and is classified as medium risk.

 Just saving special regions of the north, Liguria, Emilia and Veneto in which the risk is very low; where the production system works. The index of the risk of usury is based on a number of parameters: unemployment, bankruptcies, the protests, the interest rates but also the complaints of extortion and usury and the ratio of bad debts and loans.

 But with a warning from the Secretary of the CGIA Mestre, Bortolussi: “With the sun complaints to judicial authorities is not possible to dimension usury.”

 Motivations. A push many people in a network of loan sharks is not only the economic crisis, one of the first reasons concerns the tax deadlines. For employees, however, are the financial problems that emerge even after short illness. Between spending cuts and fuel consumption low cost, the pitfalls are more and more by the payment of various taxes and duties.

 Protests. In 2013, the bank loans granted to the Sardinians fell by 3.5 per cent; reduced lending to firms and to households fell by 2.2%. On the island are increasing protests (being 100 the national index, Sardinia is at 78.8), complaints to esotrsione (58.7 out of 100).

 Consumption. The latter figure goes to interbreed with that, in contrast, the increase in consumer credit in Sardinia has grown much more than the national average. This trend is worrying because the drop in funding requested for the purchase of durable goods is offset by the growth in loans ‘not finalized’ and from the disposal of salary.

 Revolving credit cards. It is not all: it is increasing the use of revolving credit cards (those on which there is a line of credit granted in relation to income). For example, some of the largest distribution company operating as a real financial conceding cards, When deployed inside the supermarket, leading to the payment of interest at high rate to pay for the groceries.

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Stock Exchange, 42% is in foreign hands – La Stampa

 

Stock Exchange, 42% is in foreign hands

 

 Unimpresa: increases the flow of resources towards Piazza Affari

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We often hear complaints about foreigners who do not invest in Italy, and unfortunately, this is true if you intend to invest to open new factories, but if you look at the Stock Exchange, incorporating the existing economic activities, Italy is a delicious morsel for foreign investors. The recent actions of shopping in Piazza Affari brought in foreign hands for almost 42% of the value of the Milan Stock Exchange. And the flow of resources continues, because Milan has not yet recovered to pre-crisis levels, unlike other major financial centers.

Please note: the above does not mean that 42% of Italian companies is in foreign hands, the percentage is much lower. In fact, the majority of Italian companies are not publicly traded, 53% is family run (and this is true even for some very large companies). Therefore, 42% of which we speak is for a cake that is not the total national entrepreneurship.

This and more can be read in a report by the Centre for the Study of Unimpresa on changes in the value of Italian companies in the last year. “From January 2013 to January 2014, the capital of the spa listed in our country has increased from 354.7 billion to € 514.3 billion an increase of 159.5 billion (+ 45%),” Notes on Unimpresa. “On the list tricolor grows the weight of the shareholders who are not Italian, they now have shareholdings of companies listed on the Peninsula amounted to 215.1 billion, 41.8% of the total.”

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In the South increases risk wear for families and businesses – THE FOGLIETTONE

 
 
 
 
 
 

In the last two years the banks have disbursed to households and businesses nearly $ 100 billion euro less. With less money available, and unemployment rising, the risk of wear is assuming ever more ‘troubling the South: especially in Campania, Calabria and Abruzzo. Sounding the alarm and ‘the secretary of the CGIA, Giuseppe Bortolussi. “Following the sharp contraction in lending practiced by banks to households and businesses, there is’ the danger that the wear, especially in the South, assumes alarming proportions.” He says. Between the end of 2011 and the same period of 2013, tells the Research Office of the CGIA, the decline in bank lending to households and businesses and ‘was almost 100 billion euro: namely 97.2 billion. If the former have undergone a contraction of 9.6 billion (- 1.9%), the latter recorded a drop equal to some 87.6 billion euro (-8.8%).

“In addition to the effects of the economic crisis and the decline in demand for credit – goes Bortolussi – this strong reduction dell’erogato ‘was also due to the strong increase in non-performing loans in June of this year hit a record $ 168 billion . With the only complaints made to the Authority ‘judicial – notes – not’ possible to dimension the usury: reports, unfortunately, are still very few. For this we crossed the results of up to 8 sub-indicators to try to measure with greater fidelity ‘this emergency. This’ which few know are the reasons why many people fall into the arms of loan sharks. In addition to the continuation of the crisis, it is mainly the tax deadlines to push many small business owners in the grip of usurers. For the unemployed or employed, however, are the financial problems that emerge after a short illness, bad injuries or as a result of important family events such as a wedding or a christening. ” Returning to the methodology of calculation of this index, it is clear that in areas where there is’ more ‘unemployment, high interest rates, the greater the suffering, few bank branches and many protests, the situation and’ definitely at risk.

Well, compared to a national average of 100 indicator, the situation more ‘criticism comes in Campania: the index of the risk of usury and’ amount to 164.3 (64.3% more ‘average Italy), in Calabria to 146.6 (46.6% more ‘than the national average), in Abruzzo stops at 144.6 (44.6% more’ average Italian), in Puglia 139.4 (39.4% more ‘than the national average) and in Sicily the level reaches 136.2 (36.2% more’ average Italian). While the reality ‘less “exposed” to this phenomenon and’ the Trentino Alto Adige, with an index of risk wear 51.8 (48.2 percentage points less than the national average). The situation of the other two regions of the Northeast and ‘quite reassuring: Friuli Venezia Giulia, with 72.2 points, and the Veneto, with 73.1 points, are placed respectively at the third-last and second-last place on the list of national risk wear.

Banks do not make loans to households and businesses, increasing the risk … – SosTariffe

                                     

                                     Loans in fall in Italy increase the risk wear especially in the South

A study conducted by CGIA Mestre shows that among the end of 2011 and of 2013, the decline in bank lending for households was € 9.6 billion (-1.9%), in the meantime and for businesses the decrease was 8.8%, which translates into 87.6 billion Euros less. The data show that banks grant fewer loans and mortgages to households and businesses.

Giuseppe Bortolussi, secretary of the CGIA stated that “ in addition to the effects of the crisis economy and the decline in demand for credit, this sharp reduction dell’erogato was also due to the strong increase in non-performing loans in June of this year has reached a record level of 168 billion euro “. “ With the sun complaints made to the Judicial Authority – said the secretary – is not possible to dimension the usury : reports, unfortunately, are still very few . “

                 
             

The survey reveals how the situation is more critical in Campania , where the index of the risk of usury is equal to 164.3 (+ 64.3% compared to the national average ) in Calabria to 146.6 (+ 46.6%), and Abruzzo of 144.6 (+ 44.6%). The risk is lowest wear in Trentino Alto Adige , where the index is equal to 51.8 (-48.2% compared to the Italian average).

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                                     Natalia Pezzone