Politicians and investors in the EU will this week continue to focus on Italy, where recent inconclusive elections are making it difficult to form a government and raise concerns that the euro-crisis may pick up again.
President Giorgio Napolitano and outgoing Prime Minister Mario Monti have given assurances that a government will emerge in the coming weeks.
But the three main forces that could cobble together a coalition remain at odds.
The anti-establishement Beppe Grill...
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