++ Istat, tax burden increases to 43.5%, propensity to save decreases ++
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Data released by Istat for the second quarter reveals that Italy's tax burden has risen to 43.5%. During the same period, the national deficit improved to 2% of GDP, while the economy recorded a 1% growth rate compared to 2025 projections.
Household financial health shows a widening gap between income and expenditure. While family income has increased, it has grown at a slower pace than consumption, resulting in a decline in the overall propensity to save among Italian households.
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ANSA (Rome, Italy) (IT) - Headline 1Focuses on positive macroeconomic indicators, deficit improvement, and GDP growth.
ANSA (Rome, Italy) (IT) - Headline 2Emphasizes the rising tax burden and the decline in household savings.
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