Africa-Press – Angola. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is advising Portugal to adopt a more flexible fiscal policy this year due to the economic impact of trade tensions caused by US tariffs, and is also calling for more public investment to boost long-term growth.”We support a more flexible fiscal policy in 2025, given some of the adverse factors we are seeing on the trade side,” said the IMF’s European director, Alfred Kammer, in an interview with Lusa in Brussels.
A day after the presentation of the European Commission’s spring economic forecasts, marked by cuts in growth prospects precisely due to the possible effects of US tariffs, Alfred Kammer pointed out that, despite this scenario, “Portugal has been extremely successful in this area over the last few years.”
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