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​Comment: As Italian banks roil markets, euro ministers try to keep mum

By John Rega ( July 11, 2016, 14:53 GMT | Comment) -- Italian banks are now the eurozone’s most urgent issue, as concerns rise that more than 350 billion euros in bad debts could sink a big lender, spark a panic and drag down the country’s economy. But the state of Italian lenders isn’t on the official list of topics at today’s gathering of finance ministers from the 19 countries sharing the euro. Chalk that up to concerns that anything they say could make skittish markets even more nervous.The state of Italian banks might be expected to top the agenda of eurozone finance ministers gathering in Brussels today....

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