EBRD slightly downgrades Slovenian economic growth forecast

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has slightly downgraded its forecast for this year's Slovenian GDP growth. In February, it cut its forecast by 0.6 percentage points and predicted 2.0% growth, but now expects economic activity to strengthen by 1.9%.

Slovenia, as an open economy, will be indirectly affected by customs uncertainties and US measures, and the growth forecast for this year has been lowered to 1.9 percent.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), which had already significantly worsened its forecast for this year's Slovenian GDP growth in February, has now slightly worsened expectations. The new forecast is 1.9 percent, 0.1 percentage point worse than the February forecast. STA is publishing an updated table of forecasts from domestic and international institutions.