MILAN: Foreign holdings of Italian government bonds increased by a net 5.2 billion euros ($5.8 billion) in April after rising by a little more than a billion euros the previous month, balance of payments data showed on Wednesday.
International investors have been reducing their exposure to Italy since an anti-austerity coalition took shape in May last year and formed a government in June, clashing with the European Union over plans to ramp up public spending and unwind past deficit-curbing reforms.
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