
Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti highlighted the difficulties linked to the increase in interest rates and raw materials in view of the budget, underlining that "the blanket is short".
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The Minister of Economy spoke at the meeting of the Compagnia delle Opere talking about the next maneuver.
"It's one thing to face the rise in raw materials prices, it's another thing to face both this and the increase in interest rates." Thus the Minister of Economy, Giancarlo Giorgetti, at the assembly of the Compagnia delle Opere.
In view of the maneuver, "responsibility recommends moving without forgetting the political objectives and the problems of social balance, but also taking into account that the blanket is short and therefore we must be very careful about how we move".

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