March 23
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The data stemming in January with regard to industrial production confirm the hypothesis that the sharp drop at the end of 2007 was largely attributable to special events such as strikes by hauliers and metalworkers. Indeed, the return of the annual rate of growth of industrial production in positive territory (+0.5% compared to January 2008 after -6.4% in December 2007) does not lessen the concern about the prospects of expansion of the 'Italian economy during 2008. Meanwhile, the already strong economic ties between Italy and France, are as intense. On the commercial level, the two countries are each other's second largest trading partner of the 'other. In 2007, the Italian trade balance with the country trans à ¨ positive result for 7.8 billion euros. Flows of French goods bound for Italy are primarily for the automotive, food and mechanics. The Italian tourists account for 10% of total arrivals in France. 11% of French people who go abroad for tourism choose l 'Italy. So c'a ¨ up a nice party of continuous exchange. In the first nine months of 2007, the expense of French tourists in Italy à ¨ amounted to 2.4 billion against 2.1 billion euros spent by Italians visiting France. The investment direct from France of Italy amounted â € "2006 data â €" at 28.1 billion euros, while the investment Italians in France stood at 22.5 billion. Better and better, therefore, with great hopes!
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