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Fabio Panetta

Fabio Panetta

Italian economist

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  • Jun 21

    Italian bank lending expands at fastest pace since 2022, mortgage rates edge higher

    Lending to Italian households and firms grew 3% year-on-year in May, the fastest since November 2022, even as average mortgage rates ticked up to 3.49%.

  • Jun 14

    AI-driven layoffs near half a million as ILO warns one in four jobs at risk

    A global job tracker reports 425,000 workers laid off due to AI over three years, while the International Labour Organization projects a quarter of all jobs could be automated, hitting high-income countries hardest.

  • May 29

    Bank of Italy Governor Panetta Warns Gulf Conflict Could Stagnate Italian Economy, Urges EU Reform and Youth Investment

    Bank of Italy Governor Fabio Panetta delivered a stark warning that the conflict in the Persian Gulf has dramatically weakened economic prospects, potentially pushing Italy into stagnation or contraction, while calling for urgent European reforms and investment in youth.

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Kumamoto, Hormuz, Gironde again

Quake hits Japan as Iran widens war and Europe battles record fires

A violent half-day put governments on rescue footing, war footing and heat footing at once. Japan searched rubble, Washington and Tehran traded blows by proxy and direct fire, while Europe tried to keep fires from turning a hot summer into a rolling emergency.

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AI: capabilities, regulation, labour

The German financial watchdog began monitoring AI use, and a coalition of US tech firms lobbied against open-weight model restrictions, while an OpenAI agent incident highlighted autonomous AI risks.

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