Italy's Salvini hints at tweak to 2019 deficit goal - report

MILAN (Reuters) - Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini hinted on Sunday at the possibility of tweaking the country's deficit goal for next year, a move that could open a negotiation between Rome and Brussels to avoid a disciplinary procedure against Italy."I think no one is stuck to it," Salvini said when asked whether the target of 2.4 percent of GDP for the Italian public deficit was untouchable, Italian newswire Adnkronos reported on its website."If there is a budget plan that makes..