But he also
said that the pressure on markets in recent days was not a problem "of a single country, but of the structure of Europe."
The acceleration of the austerity measures -- initially set for passage by August
-- has eased pressure on financial markets.
The Milan stock exchange was trading up 1.4 percent to 18,765 points, while the 10-year yield dropped to 5.45 percent, after touching 6 percent a day earlier.
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