At the end of 2025, Italy is seeing a gradual return to positive momentum in household and business savings after several years of pressure caused by high inflation and rising living costs. Families and companies have begun rebuilding their financial reserves, signaling a cautious but tangible shift toward greater economic stability.
Total liquid savings held by households and businesses have risen above €2,040 billion, an increase of nearly €60 billion compared with the previous year. About two thirds of this amount is still held in current accounts, confirming a strong preference for liquidity and low-risk instruments.