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Portugal’s Economy is Changing Fast - But at What Cost?Portugal has become a hotspot for digital nomads, attracting remote workers from high-income countries with its low cost of living, great climate, and visa incentives. This has driven economic growth, ...
Less than two months after Spain scrapped its golden visa due to concerns about its effect on the housing market, Portugal is ...
Portugal expects to increase its defence spending to 2% of gross domestic product this year, four years ahead of schedule, ...
Portugal likely faces another minority government after an inconclusive snap parliamentary election, which risks complicating policy making, including fiscal and economic reforms.
Swedish companies are planning to invest more in Portugal and the majority expect that their business will grow significantly ...
Portugal's economy is expected to growth around 2% in 2024, and rebounding slightly to 2.25% in 2025, the International Monetary Fund said on Monday. Economic growth is expected to be below 2% ...
(Reuters) - Portugal's economy lost momentum in the second quarter after a very strong start to the year, with inflation at a three-decade high weighing on private consumption, official data ...
Growth of 6.7% in 2022 strongest in 35 years Q4 GDP growth slowed to 0.2% from 0.4% in Q3 LISBON, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Portugal's economy grew 6.7% in 2022, its strongest rate in 35 years ...
Portugal’s Prime Minister announced plans to comply with NATO’s goal of investing 2% of GDP in defence "if possible this year ...
The towers of a decommissioned power plant loom over the area, while the silhouette of Portugal’s only oil ... of the country’s plan to bring its economy more up to date.
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