According to the periodic report \u201cMonitor of Districts\u201d of July 2019, published by Intesa San Paolo, in Lombardy thirteen district realities out of the twenty-three monitored recorded a drop in exports, among them Instrumental Mechanics of Bergamo (-16.7%), a drop due to the crisis of the first trade outlet represented by Germany. At the same time, however, the good performance of two metal-mechanics districts (Metalmeccanico del basso mantovano +8.6 percent and Meccanica strumentale di Varese +7.3 percent) should be noted, thanks to the pull of the United States and China. <\/p>\n
According to the \u201cIndustrial Sectors Analysis Report October 2019\u201d published by Prometeia and Intesa San Paolo, the top sector of Italian industry, Mechanics, is expected to continue along a moderate growth path (+1.3 percent on average for the year in 2020-21, at constant prices), incorporating a less toned-down evolution of the capital goods investment cycle by Italian companies, compared to the recent past, only partly offset by export growth.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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