Banks: Di Maio attacks, arrogant system, must pay – Economy

New heavy attack of the M5S to the banks while in the government the Minister of Economy Giovanni Tria restricts the possibility, promoted mainly by the Lega, of a moratorium of the reform of the Bce pbaded by the Renzi executive and about to take off. In Calabria to visit the company of the entrepreneur Nino De Masi, the Minister of Development and Labor Luigi di Maio criticized the behavior of Mps in history that led to the bankruptcy of the company and then broaden the discourse to the banking sector in its entirety. "The banking system has to pay," he said about Maio, because he had an arrogant attitude, ignoring savers and the state and was protected by political circles in this region and on a national level. some organizations, both illegal and legal. "

The words have certainly said in a difficult context, but that arrive after a few days, at the ABI badembly President Antonio Patuelli reiterated the importance for the" L & 39 " Italy to participate more in the EU's choices otherwise "could end up in the sips of a Mediterranean nationalism very close to those of South America". A low theme used on other occasions by Patuelli but have been read by many in relation to some statements and projects of the majority in key anti euro (President Borghi of the House Budget Committee had even criticized via Patuelli's twitter of the badembly), although several times excluded by both Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte and Minister Tria. Today, the words of Di Maio are not commented by the Abi, and other reflections come from banking circles who, in practice, avoid opposing statements from the government or politics (especially if they are generics) preferring to comment or oppose specific acts or legislative and regulatory measures. What is collected during these weeks between bankers and operators is, in any case, the fear that the rise in spreads and the fall of the stock market will come back suddenly if there are tears and leaks on the holding public accounts. Turbulence that would weaken banking institutions in the face of slowing economic recovery, as certified by the IMF and Bank of Italy in recent days.