Inflation, growth, debt interest and oil and gas prices. These are some of the economic indicators that should be closely monitored by the Government, as the next State Budget is implemented.

Will Portugal really escape the recession? Has inflation really peaked? Will the labor market continue to have the “remarkable” performance it has had? Discover eight graphs that will dominate the economy in 2023.

Will inflation really come down to 4% (still double what is desirable)?

The Government anticipates that the inflation will be 4%, on annual average, in 2023. This is a forecast consistent with what was said this Thursday by the Bank of Portugal -the supervisor did not make a specific projection but indicated that the peak of the price increase will be in this final stretch of 2022-.

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