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Confindustria says Italy's 2027 budget puts gaming among funding sources

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Confindustria said Italy's draft 2027 budget directs resources to families, healthcare and renewed bonuses, while leaving less room for competitiveness. It said businesses would bear much of the funding through sectoral measures affecting banks, insurers, energy and gaming, alongside steps affecting companies' liquidity.

The draft budget would place much of its funding burden on businesses, including through measures targeting banks, insurers, energy and gaming, Confindustria told a budget hearing. Other measures would affect the liquidity of all businesses.

The draft includes measures to support families, fund healthcare and renew some bonuses. The association said there was less room for competitiveness.

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