MILAN (Reuters) - Financial investors would prefer Italy avoided new elections, concerned they would just postpone economic reform and bring little hope of resolving a parliamentary deadlock, a survey by U.S. bank Morgan Stanley showed on Friday.
Only significant funding problems and a much deeper recession would reignite the sort of fear that pushed Italy's 10-year bond yields above 6.5 percent in July, according to the survey of 317 market participants carried out this week.
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