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Italian Growth Outlook Brightens but Slowdown Ahead, Business Lobby Says

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"In 2026 the GDP grows above expectations to +1%," estimates Confindustria's study center with the autumn report on economic forecasts. And warns: it is a "frail growth." (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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The Centro Studi degli industriali revises to the rise the estimates for this year but for the next one stops at +0.6%. Dear energy and rates slow down consumption and investment: "L'Ets un bocigno per le imprese"

·Rome, Italy
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(Teleborsa) - Confindustria estimates an Italian GDP growth in 2026 to 1%, above the expectations of last March and substantially in line with the variation already acquired, that is the one that would occur at the end ...

The Csc expects that to weigh on the GDP in 2027 will be the increases in energy costs, the rise in inflation and the conclusion of the Pnr. L'articolo Centro Studi Confindustria revisits the rise in GDP 2026, but sees a slowdown in 2027 comes from Fortune Italia.

Rome, 14 Oct. (askanews) . In 2026 the Italian GDP grew above expectations to +1%, substantially in line with the variation already acquired. To estimate it is the Centro Studi di Confindustria, in the Autumn Forecast Report, reviewing upwards the estimates spread last March. In 2027 the Italian economy should, instead, slow down to +0.6%, [...]

(The following text is taken in full from the press note sent to the Agency Opinion) ///// To make Italy grow: to face international shocks and strengthen companies. World GDP slowing down this year (+2.8% due to geopolitical tensions, uncertainty and open conflicts of difficult resolution. Recovers next year (+3.2%). World trade in strong growth... In [...]

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La Repubblica broke the news in Rome, Italy on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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