By Stephen Jewkes MILAN (Reuters) -Saipem’s financial problems deepened on Tuesday when the cash-strapped group said it would set aside 192 million euros ($218 million) to cover a fine imposed by an Algerian court over alleged corruption. The Italian energy services contractor stunned the market at the end of January saying it would report a 2021 loss of over one-third of the company’s equity. The profit warning sent shares and bonds crashing, forcing the company to open discussions with shareholders and creditor banks over a funding package to revive fortunes. In a statement on Tuesday, Saipe…