După un an aproape pierdut, economia României ar putea reveni în 2027. Ce arată prognoza

Romania's economy is projected to recover by 2027, with a GDP growth of 2.5% following a mere 0.2% increase this year. The forecast by ICAP CRIF highlights that fiscal consolidation and decreasing inflation pressures will play crucial roles. The year 2026 is expected to show weak growth at 0.2%, primarily due to ongoing inflation and fiscal measures impacting domestic demand. Inflation is anticipated to slow down from 7.2% in 2026 to 3.9% in 2027, indicating a significant reduction in price growth rates. The effectiveness of budget deficit reduction measures will become more apparent in 2027, affecting consumers and businesses alike, although prices may not decrease, just their growth rate.