MILAN (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Monday said she took "full responsibility" for last week's shock decision to impose a one-off bank tax that has been criticised for causing lasting damage to her government's credibility with financial markets.
In comments to Italian newspapers Corriere della Sera, la Repubblica and La Stampa, Meloni said the 40% levy had no punitive intentions towards the sector.
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