Senior Italian government members attack central bank and regulator
Dispute over central bank deputy governor and chief regulator now very likely
The leaders of Italy’s two main governing parties have made strongly-worded public attacks on the country’s central bank and financial regulator, locally-based reporters said.
It seems very likely that there will now be a major political dispute over a series of coming senior appointments to both the Bank of Italy and to Consob, the financial regulator.
Deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini, leader of the right-wing Northern League, and Luigi Di Maio, of the populist left-wing Five Star
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