Italia riscă să rămână pe lista țărilor cu deficit excesiv. Avertismentul Băncii Centrale

Italy may remain under EU budget surveillance despite plans to reduce its deficit below 3% of GDP this year. The Bank of Italy warns that increased government spending could hinder exiting the excessive deficit procedure. While the government aims for a 2.9% deficit in 2026, it plans to raise spending again in the following years, using EU allowances. The Bank emphasizes that existing rules do not guarantee an exit from surveillance for countries already monitored. The European Commission will assess Italy's ability to maintain control over its deficit before approving any exit from oversight. Recent statistics show that the 2025 deficit is projected at 3.1%, complicating the government's plans.