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Italy's borrowing costs fall below one per cent
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Exactly one year ago Italy was borrowing at a massive 6.5 per cent the latest figures are below one per cent.
A deal on the next slice of Greek aid has given investors a shot of confidence that saw yields fall to levels before Italy was battered by the financial crisis.
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