▣ GDP growth this year will be broadly in line with the May forecast on the back of improving exports, despite the delay in the recovery of domestic demand.

- Domestic demand is expected to gradually improve from the second half of the year, narrowing the difference in the pace of recovery between exports and domestic demand.

 ▣ CPI inflation fell slightly below the previous forecast path as agricultural product prices slowed down notably.

- While inflation will likely maintain its downward trend, uncertainties related to exchange rates and global oil prices remain.

 ▣Current account surplus is forecast to widen thanks to improving exports, but also in part due to the delay in the recovery of domestic demand.

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