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Economy

Portugal's economy explained: GDP data, market trends, business developments, inflation, real estate, and economic policy. Analysis of how economic trends affect daily life and expat finances.

ASF's Fundo de Acidentes de Trabalho Settles €10.4 Million to Sinistrados and Pensionistas in 2025 — €52 Million Reimbursed to Insurers on Pension Updates as 2,001 Indemnity Files Sit Inside the FAT Perimeter

ASF's Fundo de Acidentes de Trabalho Settles €10.4 Million to Sinistrados and Pensionistas in 2025 — €52 Million Reimbursed to Insurers on Pension Updates as 2,001 Indemnity Files Sit Inside the FAT Perimeter

ASF's 2025 reading of the Fundo de Acidentes de Trabalho lands direct payments to sinistrados at €10.4 million, up 1.47% YoY, with €52 million reimbursed to private seguradoras on pension updates and 2,001 indemnity files inside the FAT perimeter at year-end.

Eurostat Reads About a Quarter of Portugal's PRR Grants as Current Spending Through 2025 — €13.1 Billion of Execution Stands Between Lisbon and the 1.2%-of-GDP Cliff in 2027

Eurostat Reads About a Quarter of Portugal's PRR Grants as Current Spending Through 2025 — €13.1 Billion of Execution Stands Between Lisbon and the 1.2%-of-GDP Cliff in 2027

Eurostat MRR data classifies ~25% of Portugal's PRR grants as current spending, on par with Spain. Lisbon must execute €13.1bn more in 2026 — the final PRR year — before the funding cliff opens a 1.2%-of-GDP structural gap in 2027 that CFP, Católica and NECEP all flag.