Italy government raises 2026 budget deficit to GDP to 2.9% (prev. 2.8%)

Italy's government has raised its 2026 budget deficit target to 2.9% of GDP from 2.8%, coupled with a downward revision of GDP growth to 0.6%.

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  • Cuts 2026 GDP growth forecast to 0.6% (prev. 0.7%) due to Middle East conflict.
  • Economy Minister says nation could tap the national escape clause to renegotiate deficit goals with the EU.
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This adjustment, influenced by external factors like the ongoing Middle East conflict, indicates potential strains on fiscal policy and may prompt negotiations with the EU to adjust deficit targets, highlighting risks to economic stability in the region.

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