Poland makes biggest gold purchase for 20 years
Warsaw’s central bank has made its biggest gold purchase since 1998, taking advantage of the
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Having advised two former PMs, Luigi Marattin thought he’d secured Italy’s fiscal outlook. Now as
Holidaymakers losing out to double-whammy of weak pound & airport currency extortion
Those going abroad are being hit by the falling value of the pound and the
Italy’s political “Inferno” puts Europe under threat
Italian journalist Silvia Marchetti writes for Glint on the political crisis in Italy and what
Why the eurobond trail of destruction leads to Brussels, not Rome
Christopher Cruden writes for Glint on why he believes it won’t be the Italian political
‘Mini-BOT’ money & debt cancellation: Are Italy’s populist ideas worth hearing?
Italy’s populists have suggested cancelling €250 billion worth of debt and printing euro denominated securities