A continuation of the current
economic uncertainty and an increase in trade tensions would
have a negative impact on Italian GDP growth of two-tenths of a
percentage point in 2025 and three-tenths of a point in 2026,
Istat said on Thursday in a report to a parliamentary hearing on
the government's DFP economic blueprint.
The agency stressed that it was difficult to make forecasts on
"evolution of the main exogenous variables and also on the
economic and trade policy responses of governments and central
banks".
The government forecasts Italy's GDP will increase by 0.6 % this
year and 0.8 % in 2026 in the DFP.
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