ROMA (ITALPRESS) – In the winter months Italian GDP “ continued to expand at a moderate rate (0.3%), exports of goods and services increased, investments are still rising and consumption has accelerated. In the spring months, marked by the conflict in the Middle East, capital accumulation would diminish and household consumption would decelerate.” The Bank of Italy notes this in its last Economic Bulletin.
“According to our forecasts published in June, in the basic scenario, the growth of the product will remain contained: correcting for the number of working days, GDP would rise by 0.5% in 2026, 0.4 in 2027 and 0.9 in 2028”. Considering the best trend in the first quarter compared to what was initially expected, “GDP growth would increase this year to 0.6%” but on these estimates “increase energy and high geopolitical uncertainty”.
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