The chief of the International Monetary Fund said on Saturday that Italy’s financial reform is key to reducing the impact of the eurozone crisis, and that no country is immune to the consequences if the efforts fall short.
After meeting in Tokyo with top Japanese financial officials, including Finance Minister Jun Azumi, IMF chief Christine Lagarde said Italy must restore political stability and implement financial reforms to provide “clarity and credibility” and restore confidence.
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