http://www.euronews.net/ The Italian prime minister has been fighting rumours all day that he is to resign, making a shaky start to an already shaky-looking week for Silvio Berlusconi.
Italian government bond yields went up to 6.64% before falling back, a euro-era high, making it more expensive to service debt or borrow fresh money.
Milan's stock market jumped two percent on Monday afternoon on word that Berlusconi was going. It fell again after he denied he would resign.
bring back Caligula!
BNPpatriot 3 months ago
And who is going to come if Silvio resigns? He seems to be the only one in Italy who can maintain a government for more than two years.
panarkas 3 months ago
He must be un-popular if the Milan markets fell after Silvio says "i'm not going."
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