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The hot summer of the Tuscans

Article edited by N. Sciclone in issue no. 49 - July/August 2025 of Nautilus magazine

Nautilus n. 49 – July/August 2025

The hot summer of the Tuscans

By Nicola Sciclone For months, the economic scenario has been marked by uncertainty and international conflicts, including trade disputes, which are affecting growth prospects and leading to a general slowdown.

Large sections of the population and the productive fabric of Tuscany are experiencing the current economic situation in a state of unstable equilibrium: for some, the perception of resilience prevails; for others, a sense of decline. But, overall, there is a deterioration in confidence, which is an essential ingredient for a return to growth.

The sentiment that Tuscans feel about their living conditions effectively reflects the evolution of the economic situation: a perceived improvement compared to the most difficult years is accompanied by persistent caution that curbs optimism and keeps confidence in the future fragile.

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