Crisis, the OECD revised its estimates of the GDP of Italy – TGCOM

11:31 – The OECD revises upwards, compared to Outlook in November, the growth estimates for the three big Eurozone: Italy, France and Germany . Rome expects a GDP growth of 0.6% in 2015, 0.4 percentage points more than the old estimate, and 1.3% in 2016 (+0.3 points). For the Eurozone, however, the estimated growth of 1.4% this year and 2% in 2016.

For Germany, growth estimates are revised OECD to +1, 7% for 2015 and 2.2% for 2016, respectively 0.6 and 0.4 points higher than the Outlook of November, and for France to + 1.1% and + 1.7%, 0.3 and 0.2 points higher.

The retouching, precise to the OECD, is mainly due to “lower oil prices” and “quantitative easing undertaken by the ECB.” These factors, the organization writes, “provide an opportunity, of which there was a great need for the euro zone to avoid a prolonged period of stagnant real incomes and inflation too low.

“Plan Juncker opportunity to catalyze investments” – “The Piano Juncker provides an important opportunity to catalyze private investment using public support within existing budgetary constraints. Acting together, the EU countries may have a greater impact on demand and carry out investment projects with high returns, “writes the OECD in its Interim Assessment.

” The growth improves, but not just for employment “ – The outlook for global growth” appear slightly better “than expected in the outlook of November 2014, but in the medium term remain” moderate “and” too low to restore and activate the market work. “The OECD points out that on this scenario weighs” a growing risk of financial instability “tied to” inflation and low interest rates in an abnormal way. “

INPS:” Cig -36.4% on February 2014 “ – In the month of February were authorized total of 58.9 million hours of income assistance, a decrease of 36.4% compared to February 2014 (when the hours were were 92.5 million). Compared to January, however, the seasonally adjusted data show an increase of 7.1%. This was communicated by INPS, stating that in January 2015 the questions were 184 941, the -23.4% compared to January 2014.

Crolla exports, Istat: “-4.2 % in January “ – The exports in January fell by 4.2% compared to the same month last year and 2.5% compared to December. This was communicated by Istat that detects, for imports, a decline of 4.2% more than the previous year and an increase of 1% compared to the previous month. The trade balance was positive for 219 million.

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