Italy's Fazio sees 2005 growth less than 2%
Fazio said the third quarter GDP rise - which is due to be released next week - should be "not far" from the 0.3 pct rise seen in the second quarter.
On GDP growth for this year as a whole, he said he sees this at 1.2 pct, "sharply below the European average".
Speaking at a conference, Fazio
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