Autumn Forecast of Economic Trends 2023: Continued slowdown this year, especially in the export-oriented part of the economy, slightly higher economic growth in the coming years
Economic growth is slowing this year, especially in the export-oriented part of the economy, growth in private consumption is also lower than last year, while construction investment continues to increase. In its Autumn Forecast, the Institute of Macroeconomic Analysis and...
Charts of the week from 11 to 15 September 2023: manufacturing activities, activity in construction, current account of the balance of payments and electricity consumption by consumption group
In July, the decline in manufacturing output was most pronounced in recent months. The year-on-year decline in...
Charts of the week from 4 to 8 September 2023: trade in goods, number of registered unemployed, value of fiscally verified invoices and electricity consumption
In July, both exports and imports of goods continued to decline in real terms, with trade in goods in the first seven...
Charts of the week from 28 August to 1 September 2023: consumer prices, active and inactive population, turnover in trade and turnover in market services
The year-on-year increase in consumer prices in August (6.2%) was similar to that in July. The largest contributors to...
National productivity board
IMAD analyses productivity and competitiveness as the national productivity board
GDP and prices
Economic growth is slowing this year (1.6%), especially in the export-oriented part of the economy, growth in private consumption is also lower, while construction investment continues to increase. In the coming years, GDP growth is expected to return to slightly higher levels. Inflation will continue to weaken over the rest of the year, although less markedly than in previous months. In the absence of external shocks, the downward trend in inflation supported by monetary policy measures will continue over the next two years.
International trade
Given the economic slowdown in the international environment and the deterioration in competitiveness due to cost pressures, exports of goods will decline this year. Overall growth of exports will remain positive due to the increase in services exports. Imports will decline as final consumption growth slows and inventories are significantly reduced. With the gradually higher growth in foreign demand, goods exports are expected to grow again in the next two years.
IMAD
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- it monitors and analyses current trends and development in its economic, social and environmental dimensions;
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- it analyses productivity and competitiveness as the national productivity board;
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