Italy has had ENOUGH: Italians’ desire to LEAVE eurozone is at four-year high
ITALY’S chances of leaving the eurozone is at its highest in four years as voters look likely to vote against the status quo in Sunday’s referendum.
By VICKIIE OLIPHANT
Express.co.uk
Wed, Nov 30, 2016
A ‘No’ vote against Government reforms could see Prime Minister Matteo Renzi resign – a move which is expected to plunge Italy’s banking and financial sector into chaos.
And investors have voiced their concern about the impact this could have on the country’s membership of the eurozone, warning the likelihood of it leaving has soared higher than during the bailouts.
Italy overtook Greece as the country most likely to leave the eurozone for the first time ever last month, as investors recorded a chance of 9.9 per cent in the poll by Sentix.
But investors have now seen the ranking soar, with the latest survey showing a whopping 19.3 per cent chance of Italy quitting the zone – the highest reading since the poll started in June 2012.
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