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Italy Manufacturing Confidence Slips in December Italy’s manufacturing confidence dipped in December, missing expectations as order outlook, production plans, liquidity conditions, and employment sentiment weakened. Confidence index fell to 88.4 vs 89.5 prior, below forecasts. Orders and production expectations declined further. Liquidity outlook worsened, signaling pressure on cash flow. Employment sentiment turned negative, while price concerns rose. #ManufacturingIndex# #Economy# #MacroGlobalMarkets# #IndustryReport# #forextrading# #market# #FOLLOWMEUpdates#

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