LONDON (Reuters) - Italian bond yields edged lower on Tuesday after political sources said former premier Silvio Berlusconi was likely to step back from moves to bring down the government.
Italian 10-year bonds traded nearly on a par with their Spanish equivalents after underperforming last week on threats by Berlusconi allies to pull out of the government if he is expelled from Senate following his tax fraud conviction.
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