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Portugal enters 2026 with a stronger and more competitive economy
Portugal starts 2026 with an economic performance above the European average, following growth of 2.4% in the third quarter of 2025. Private consumption and investment were the main drivers, supported by historically low unemployment levels and controlled inflation at 2.2%. This context has reinforced the confidence of families and businesses, boosting value creation in Portugal and strengthening national production.
The recovery of exporting companies, particularly in services such as tourism and technology, has contributed to improving exports and the competitiveness of the economy. At the same time, initiatives such as the "Portugal Sou Eu" program and its Seal continue to encourage the appreciation of Portuguese products and Small and Medium Enterprises, promoting more sustainable growth rooted in the domestic market.
With balanced public accounts and greater international credibility, Portugal guarantees a growth path based on confidence, innovation and the appreciation of what is national.
Source: The Portugal News
The recovery of exporting companies, particularly in services such as tourism and technology, has contributed to improving exports and the competitiveness of the economy. At the same time, initiatives such as the "Portugal Sou Eu" program and its Seal continue to encourage the appreciation of Portuguese products and Small and Medium Enterprises, promoting more sustainable growth rooted in the domestic market.
With balanced public accounts and greater international credibility, Portugal guarantees a growth path based on confidence, innovation and the appreciation of what is national.
Source: The Portugal News
