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Government Has the Most Optimistic Projections for Economic Growth and Inflation, Raising PSC Alerts

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Forecasts for 2027 of the Ministry of Finance on GDP growth, inflation containment and the budget balance are the most optimistic among the main national and international organizations that accompany the Portuguese economy.

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Forecasts for 2027 of the Ministry of Finance on GDP growth, inflation containment and the budget balance are the most optimistic among the main national and international organizations that accompany the Portuguese economy.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The Council of Public Finance (CFP) endorses the macroeconomic forecasts that underpin the State budget for 2027, but leaves two strong warnings: the growth of 2.1% forecasted by the Government for the next year is the highest among the reference institutions and requires a significant acceleration of the economy, while the inflation of 2.9% estimated for 2026 is considered unlikely. By 2027, the Council still identifies risks of inflation being…

·Lisboa, Portugal
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<p>Rui Calafate, commentator of CNN Portugal, analyzes the State Budget for 2027, presented this Thursday by the Minister of Finance.</p>

·Portugal
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The government presented the state budget proposal for 2027, marked by optimistic forecasts and some warnings. What can we count on? Listen to the new episode of the Economy day by day, daily podcast of the Express conducted by Juliana Simões

The MFF warned of risks of lower-than-expected economic growth and higher inflation.

The Public Finance Council (PSC) validated the government's macroeconomic forecasts for the EO2027, but warned of lower economic growth risks and higher inflation.The agency highlighted the possibility of underestimating inflation in 2026 and 2027, despite considering the government's scenario as statistically likely.

·Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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