ItalyThe financial wealth of Italian families has increased by over 1.600 billion euros compared to 2020, bringing their total assets close to 6.500 billion euros, according to a report by Fabi. Liquidity remains a crucial component of savings, but investments and insurance instruments are gaining more weight. The most significant growth has been in stocks, with a value increase of 1.103.3 billion euros (+113%) over six years. In 2025 alone, stock holdings grew by nearly 293 billion euros (+16.4%). Current accounts and deposits rose by 23.5 billion euros (+1.5%) between 2024 and 2025, reaching 1.603.2 billion. Government bonds (BTPs), treasury bills (BOTs), and other obligations increased by almost 28 billion euros (+5.6%), followed by mutual funds (+6.9%) and insurance policies, which grew by approximately 46 billion euros (+4.1%) in one year. A growing portion of savings is being directed toward investment tools offering higher returns, according to Fabi’s analysis.
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