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              Italian borrowing costs  fell more than 2 percentage points between Prime Minister Mario Monti’s appointment in November and early March as European Central Bank lending and his efforts to spur the economy shored up demand for the nation’s debt. Photographer: Ed Jones/Pool via Bloomberg

Italian borrowing costs fell more than 2 percentage points between Prime Minister Mario Monti’s appointment in November and early March as European Central Bank lending and his efforts to spur the economy shored up demand for the nation’s debt. Photographer: Ed Jones/Pool via Bloomberg

April 11, 2012
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