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Italy Manufacturing Confidence Slips Italy’s manufacturing sentiment weakened in December, missing forecasts as firms grew more cautious on orders, production, and jobs despite a slightly better overall economic outlook. • Confidence index fell to 88.4, below expectations • Weaker outlook for orders and production • Employment expectations turned negative • Rising price concerns and worsening liquidity #ManufacturingIndex# #InternationalBusinessFutures# #Eurozone# #Economy#

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