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Portugal's 2026 growth forecast at 2.3% as Q2 shows 2.5% rise

BFF Banking Group projects Portugal's economy to expand by 2.3% in 2026. A SAPO Notícias report says the economy grew 2.5% year‑on‑year in Q2 2026, outpacing the Eurozone but beginning to feel pressure.

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  1. BFF Banking Group forecasts Portugal's economic growth at 2.3% in 2026.

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    Diário de Notícias
    “prevê crescimento de 2,3% para Portugal”

    Machine translation: foresees growth of 2.3% for Portugal

    O BFF Banking Group projeta um crescimento de 2,3% para a economia portuguesa este ano, apesar das pressões sobre o investimento, custos do trabalho e inflação. Esta estimativa supera os 1,8% previstos pelo Banco de Portugal em junho. O relatório, elaborado em colaboração com a Nova School of Business and Economics (Nova SBE), destaca que a economia portuguesa deverá ter um desempenho superior à média europeia. No segundo trimestre, o PIB real cresceu 2,5% em relação ao ano anterior e 0,8% em…

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    Notícias ao Minuto
    “BFF Banking Group prevê que Portugal cresça 2,3% em 2026”

    BFF Banking Group forecasts that Portugal will grow 2.3% in 2026

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  2. Portugal's economy grew 2.5 % year‑on‑year in Q2 2026, double the growth rate of the Eurozone, but is beginning to feel pressure, according to a BFF and Nova SBE study.

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    SAPO Notícias
    “A economia portuguesa cresceu 2,5% em termos homólogos no segundo trimestre de 2026, o dobro do ritmo registado pela Zona Euro, mas começa a enfrentar sinais de pressão.”

    Machine translation: The Portuguese economy grew 2.5% year‑on‑year in the second quarter of 2026, double the pace recorded by the Eurozone, but is beginning to face signs of pressure.

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