The Danish government will halve its growth forecast for this year, but expects despite a surplus in the public finances.
The experience Bloomberg News taking note of the Government’s statement to be presented today.
The Government believes that the gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 0.7 percent this year. The latest forecast from August was 1.4 percent.
Private consumption will, according to the report to increase by 0.1 percent this year, compared with the previous forecast of 1.3 percent.
The public finances are expected despite generate a surplus of 1.8 percent of GDP this year. The previous forecast was a deficit of 1.2 percent. The cause is a tax on pensions, which means that many have chosen to pay a fee in the day that would otherwise be knit into running to the treasury. Next year, the government deficit of 2.5 percent.
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