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People walk past a "debt clock" screen, installed by Bruno Leoni Institute's analysts, displaying Italy's public debt at the Termini central station in Rome, Italy February 15, 2018. REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi - RC1AFF944460

Italy's public debt is displayed on a screen at the Termini central station in Rome. Image: REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi

Guy Miller
Chief Market Strategist and Head of Macroeconomics, Zurich Insurance Group
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