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Italy Secures Credit Rating Upgrade, Signaling Renewed Confidence in Meloni’s Economic Vision

Italy has achieved a major financial milestone as DBRS Morningstar upgrades its credit rating to ‘A low,’ citing economic resilience,

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Full impact of U.S. tariff shock yet to come as growth holds up, OECD says

Australia, Britain and Canada are expected to see gradual rate cuts, while the European Central Bank is seen holding steady