Italy's 10-year government bond yield remains near 3.58%, nearing its peak since early September. This persistence reflects investor caution following comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Powell noted the "two-way risks" facing the US economy, given signs of a weakening labor market amidst ongoing inflationary pressures. Attention now turns to the upcoming release of the US Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index, set for Friday, which has the potential to significantly affect global interest rate expectations. Domestically, Italy is preparing to auction up to €8.75 billion in 5-year and 10-year government bonds later this week. On the geopolitical stage, NATO has issued a stern warning to Russia, asserting its readiness to deploy "all necessary tools" for defense, while former President Trump suggested that Ukraine is capable of reclaiming all territories occupied by Russia.