The Ministry for Social Security and International Cooperation has published a research that analyzes the impact of Italy's monetary policy on its economy. The Bank of Italy announced a series of measures aimed at maintaining financial market stability and protecting national banks from the risk of bankruptcy. These measures include approving a new regime of guaranteed credit, which is expected to help reduce price pressure on financial products. Recent data show a positive trend within the real estate sector, with significant growth of 5% over the past month.

This phenomenon is mainly due to the release of new construction projects and changes in building regulations. The Bank of Italy has also stated that they are preparing to increase interest rates in order to maintain inflation controls. This movement is attributed to the continuous rise in energy costs and the strengthening role of social protection. Additionally, the Bank of Italy noted a decrease in domestic economic activity but observed that this trend is not caused by an economic crisis but rather a reaction to investors' behavior change. Italy has also initiated a new phase of economic stimulation through the promotion of innovation actions and research and development.

This approach aims to create new economic opportunities and improve Italy's competitiveness. Finally, the Bank of Italy announced that it is preparing to increase taxes and active fiscal stimuli to maintain financial market stability and protect national banks from the risk of bankruptcy. These measures are necessary to ensure the continuity of monetary policy and the security of the Italian banking system. Such measures have been proposed in an increasing economic pressure context where the impact of monetary policy on faster growth has been considered by Italian authorities as a problem to address. This comparison highlights the need for finding an equilibrium between economic growth and financial market stability.