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In the first quarter of 2021, Italy experienced a decline in GDP relative to 2020-Q1. The drop has been caused by a decrease in consumption due to strict national containment measures taken to curb the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, cushioned by a rise in investments and an increase in government spending relative to the same period of the previous year. From 2021-Q2, the OECD expects Italy’s GDP to grow and to stabilize at an annual growth rate of about 4% by the end of the year. The unemployment rate has increased by half a percentage point relative to the previous quarter and, according to the OECD economic outlook, it is going to decline from the second half of 2021, as economic activity transits towards normalcy. Inflation is positive and below 1 percent.
August 2021
ECSA Chemicals AG
Burgauerstrasse 17
CH-9230 Flawil (Switzerland)
Via Luigi Favre 16
CH-6828 Balerna (Switzerland)
T. +41582119100
F. +41582119101
CHE-143.818.564
ECSA Maintenance AG
Burgauerstrasse 17
CH-9230 Flawil (Switzerland)
Via Luigi Favre 16
CH-6828 Balerna (Switzerland)
T. +41582119300
F. +41582119301
CHE-143.818.564
ECSA Energy SA
Via Luigi Favre 16
CH-6828 Balerna (Switzerland)
T. +41582119500
F. +41582119501
CHE-143.818.564
ECSA ITALIA Srl Società
con Unico Socio
Via Lavoratori Autobianchi 1
I-20832 Desio (MB)
(Stabile n. 15 - Polo Tecnologico della Brianza)
T. +39 0362 625 421
F. +39 0362 304 361
P.IVA IT00222470130
Codice destinatario: C1QQYZR
Porta Ticino Easy Stop SA
Via San Giorgio 37
CH-6877 Coldrerio
T. +41582119910
F. +41582119911
CHE-477.597.888
Stalvedro Easy Stop SA
Stalvedro 4, CH-6780 Airolo
T. +41582119950
CHE-315.206.664