The Economic Vice President of the Community Executive, Valdis Dombrovskis, and the Commissioner for the Economy, Paolo Gentiloni (d), in a file image. EFE/EPA/STEPHANIE LECOCQ
Brussels (EFE) deviation of public accounts is below 3% by 2026 at the latest and the debt follows a downward path.
The Twenty-seven are still outlining the design of the future Stability Pact, but next year will be marked by the return of the limits of 3% of GDP for the public deficit and 60% of GDP in the case of debt, so Brussels calls on the countries to draw up their adjustment paths and include them in the Stability Plans that they have to send to the community authorities before the end of April.
“Member States with substantial or moderate debt are invited to establish fiscal targets that guarantee a plausible and continuous debt reduction or that keep it at prudent levels in the medium term,” says the text presented by the economic vice president of the Community Executive, Valdis. Dombrovskis, and the Commissioner for the Economy, Paolo Gentiloni.
