News Summary: Italy pays higher yield on bonds

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THE NEWS: Italy paid slightly higher interest rates to borrow money for 12 months, a sign of ongoing unease over the country’s public finances.

THE NUMBERS: The company paid 2.76 percent, up from 2.69 percent last month, in an auction that raised €8 billion ($9.8 billion).

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