What are the Portuguese AI Startups at the Web Summit Lisbon 2026? - Portugal Business News Tech News Europe - Here is the list of Portuguese AI & Machine Learning Startups at the Web Summit Lisbon on November 9-12, 2026 in alphabetical order: List of Portuguese AI & Machine Learning Startups at the Web Summit Lisbon 2026: 1 - AntAtlas Inc. - Alpha startup AntAtlas Inc. helps AI coding tools understand how a software system works, so they don’t have to search through the same code again and again. It gives them the right information for each task, including relevant features, dependencies, rules, and tests, helping reduce token usage and speed up software changes. 2 - Arsia Labs - Alpha startup Arsia Labs builds the compliance layer for AI agents. ARSIA Protocol embeds EU AI Act, GDPR, MiFID II, DORA and PAC into the message envelope. Products: SDK, Client (sidecar proxy, zero code changes), Server (6-guard gateway), Connect (cryptographic onboarding), and Remote Agent (agent network). Active in EU AI Pact Pilar II, W3C, and NIST. 3 - Buddy - Alpha startup Buddy is a Portuguese app for booking dog services: walks, daycare, hotel, training, pet sitting and grooming. Each service adds to a single record for that dog, covering his profile, his behavior and his history of care. Buddy reads that record to recommend which service he needs and how to look after him. Today that history sits with each provider separately and never moves. 4 - ByChat - Alpha startup ByChat is an AI FinOps platform that helps teams analyze costs, explain spend, detect waste, and make smarter decisions. 5 - Concha AI - Alpha startup Concha AI is the AI Decision Control Layer that keeps human and AI decisions aligned with strategic intent as execution is delegated. Starting with leadership hiring, it makes decision drift visible, preserves context and shows leaders where intervention will have the greatest impact, without taking decisions away from their teams. 6 - Flowzi - Alpha startup Flowzi is building the Operational Intelligence Layer that will power the next generation of businesses. Flowzi connects every system, understands how a company operates and enables AI to automate, optimize and execute work. Companies scale faster, with fewer manual processes and no additional headcount. 7 - imigrei.pt - Alpha startup imigrei.pt builds AI-powered products for the immigrant journey. Starting in Portugal, it helps people navigate immigration documents, employment and access to reliable information — building toward a trusted technology platform for immigrants across Europe. 8 - LusoHub - Alpha startup LusoHub is a Portuguese technology company developing AI-powered solutions for incubators, universities, public programs and organizations supporting entrepreneurs. Its first platform combines funding matchmaking, guided business planning, financial modelling and institutional dashboards, helping organizations turn more ideas into structured, funding-ready projects and support them at scale. 9 - Ottex - Alpha startup Ottex is an AI meeting notetaker and dictation for orgs with strict data residency and compliance requirements. Deploy in your cloud or on-prem. 10 - Sentinela - Alpha startup Sentinela is the steering system for AI customer service. Sentinela sits between a company's customer service tools and the AI models answering questions, watching for two things that quietly get worse over time: response quality and token spend. It decides when to skip the LLM entirely, trim a prompt, or route a request to a low cost LLM, without customer data leaving the client's own systems. 11 - VisionHammer - Alpha startup VisionHammer is an autonomous engineering platform that resolves production incidents, from error log to reviewed Pull Request. When software breaks, engineers lose hours firefighting instead of building. VisionHammer detects the error, finds the cause, writes the fix, and prepares it for approval, inside the client's infrastructure. The code never leaves, and a developer approves every change. 12 - Voplica - Alpha startup Voplica is an Agentic AI studio for content creation. Clone your creative style once, then AI agents produce multi-scene video, images, speech and music around one consistent character. Creators host fine-tuned models and earn on every use. Billed by actual compute time with unused credits refunded, and self-hostable for enterprises. Launching before Web Summit 2026 - looking for early customers and partners. Click here for the link to Tech News Europe for the latest updates.

GISEC Global 2026 launches the new digital order Cyber First - Portugal Business News Cybersecurity News - GISEC Global 2026 launches the new digital order at the Cyber First Leadership Summit on September 16-18, 2026, at the Dubai Exhibition Centre, Expo City. Get a Free Visitor Pass for GISEC GLOBAL 2026 in Dubai by clicking here. What is GISEC Global 2026? GISEC Global, the world's third largest cybersecurity event and the Middle East & Africa's most influential cybersecurity platform, will open its 15th edition this month having expanded 20 percent year-on-year, reflecting increasing international demand for cybersecurity innovation, collaboration and investment. Hosted and endorsed by the UAE Cyber Security Council, Dubai Electronic Security Center (DESC), Ministry of Interior and Dubai Police, GISEC Global 2026 will bring together more than 25,000 cybersecurity professionals, 750+ exhibiting brands, 350+ expert speakers and participants from 180+ countries to address the defining cybersecurity challenges shaping the future of the global digital economy. "Artificial intelligence, geopolitical instability and the rapid evolution of digital technologies are fundamentally reshaping the cybersecurity landscape. As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated and interconnected, no single nation or organization can address these challenges alone. The UAE is committed to fostering international collaboration, advancing cyber resilience and building trusted digital ecosystems that enable innovation and sustainable economic growth.¨ - H.E. Dr Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, Head of the UAE Cyber Security Council. What is the new digital order Cyber First? Reflecting cybersecurity's growing role in national resilience, economic competitiveness and digital trust, GISEC Global 2026 introduces Cyber First as its overarching strategic theme and thought leadership platform, recognizing that cybersecurity has evolved beyond a technical discipline to become a boardroom, government and national priority. At the heart of Cyber First is the new Cyber First Leadership Summit, which will bring together ministers, national cyber authorities, global CISOs and technology leaders to examine the geopolitical impact of artificial intelligence, digital sovereignty, nation-state cyber threats and the resilience of tomorrow's digital economies. Confirmed speakers include H.E. Dr Mohamed Al Kuwaiti, Head of the UAE Cyber Security Council; Subra Kumaraswamy, SVP & CISO, VISA, USA, Alex Attumalil, Global CISO, Under Armour (USA); and Roeland Delrue, Co-founder & COO, Aikido Security (Belgium), with additional international government leaders. The expanded conference program reflects a rapidly evolving cyber landscape, where artificial intelligence, quantum computing, dual-use technologies, geopolitical instability and critical infrastructure resilience are reshaping the global security agenda. What is the GISEC Global 2026 program? The GISEC Global 2026 program centers on the Cyber First Leadership Summit, alongside which are: The new National Defence & Sovereign Cyber Track that will explore cyber resilience through a national security lens The Quantum Security Summit, which is hosted by UAE Cyber Security Council and Technology Innovation Institute that will prepare governments and organizations for the transition to the post-quantum era. The Global Quantum Drill, evolving the former Global Cyber Drill into what is planned to be the world's largest quantum readiness exercise, alongside an expanded Government Program hosted by DESC and the UAE Cyber Security Council. Dedicated conference stages will explore operational technology (OT) security, critical infrastructure protection, cyber diplomacy, ethical hacking, AI-powered cyber defence, cloud security and workforce development. The exhibition will feature global technology leaders, cloud hyperscalers and cybersecurity innovators including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, Huawei, EDGE, CPX Holding, CyberKnight and Spire Solutions, alongside hundreds of international companies showcasing the latest advances in cyber resilience, AI-enabled defence and secure digital transformation. Get a Free Visitor Pass for GISEC GLOBAL Dubai in September 16-18, 2026 by clicking here.

Which European countries were the most affected by fires in Summer 2026? - Portugal Business News Environment News Europe - Here are the European countries were the most affected by fires in Summer 2026, according to the EU Copernicus Emergency Management Service Data published on September 2, 2026: Here are the European countries that were the most affected by fires in Summer 2026: Fires affected large areas of Europe and North Africa during the summer of 2026, with extensive burnt areas across the Iberian Peninsula, southern France, Italy, Greece, the Balkans, Ukraine, and Algeria. The above image shows data from the European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS), that is part of the Copernicus Emergency Management Service, and shows fires larger than 30 hectares between July 1st - August 31st, 2026. Across the areas the most affected by fires in Summer 2026, more than 1.2 million hectares have been identified as affected. The circles in the image above highlight larger burnt areas, including those associated with 19 fires, each exceeding 10,000 ha. Smaller burnt areas are shown as orange polygons. Click here for the link to News Environment Europe for the latest updates.

Which European countries have the most EV Chargers? - Portugal Business News Automotive News Europe - Here is the ranking of European countries with the highest number of EV Chargers as well as the countries with the highest charging capacity (kW) per 100 inhabitants, according to the gridX Charging Report 2026: Top 10 European countries with the highest number EV Chargers: 1 - Netherlands The Netherlands ranks No. 1 country in Europe with the highest number EV Chargers with 202,833 charging points in 2025. The Netherlands ranks 4th country in Europe with the highest charging capacity (kW) per 100 inhabitants with 3.8TW in 2025. 2 - Germany Germany ranks 2nd country in Europe with the highest number EV Chargers with 200,830 charging points in 2025. Germany ranks No. 1 country in Europe with the highest charging capacity (kW) per 100 inhabitants with 9.9TW in 2025. 3 - France France ranks 3rd country in Europe with the highest number EV Chargers with 186,717 charging points in 2025. France ranks 2nd country in Europe with the highest charging capacity (kW) per 100 inhabitants with 6.7TW in 2025. 4 - UK The UK ranks 4th country in Europe with the highest number EV Chargers with 103,580 charging points in 2025. The UK ranks 3rd country in Europe with the highest charging capacity (kW) per 100 inhabitants with 4.8TW in 2025. 5 - Belgium Belgium ranks 5th country in Europe with the highest number EV Chargers with 98,707 charging points in 2025. Belgium ranks 6th country in Europe with the highest charging capacity (kW) per 100 inhabitants with 2.9TW, after Norway with 3TW in 2025. 6 - Italy Italy ranks 6th country in Europe with the highest number EV Chargers with 70,039 charging points in 2025. Italy ranks 8th country in Europe with the highest charging capacity (kW) per 100 inhabitants with 2.6TW in 2025. 7 - Sweden Sweden ranks 7th country in Europe with the highest number EV Chargers with 62,517 charging points in 2025. Sweden ranks 7th country in Europe with the highest charging capacity (kW) per 100 inhabitants with 2.6TW in 2025. 8 - Denmark Denmark ranks 8th country in Europe with the highest number EV Chargers with 50,338 charging points in 2025. Denmark ranks 9th country in Europe with the highest charging capacity (kW) per 100 inhabitants with 2.2TW in 2025. 9 - Spain Spain ranks 9th country in Europe with the highest number EV Chargers with 46,902 charging points in 2025. Spain ranks 10th country in Europe with the highest charging capacity (kW) per 100 inhabitants with 1.8TW in 2025. 10 - Austria Austria ranks 10th country in Europe with the highest number EV Chargers with 34,706 charging points in 2025. Click here for the link to Business News Europe for the latest updates.

What is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle in each European country? - Portugal Business News Automotive News Europe - Here is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in each European country, according to the gridX Charging Report 2026: Here is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in each European country: 1 - Tesla Model Y Tesla Model Y is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in Norway, Finland, Estonia, Poland, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, Hungary, Bulgaria. Tesla is the best-selling car brand in 16 European countries in 2025 2 - Tesla Model 3 Tesla Model 3 is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in Portugal, Spain, and Italy. 3 - Skoda LROQ Skoda LROQ is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in Denmark, Czech Republic, Slovakia. 4 - Renault 5 Renault 5 is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in France. 5 - BMW IX1 BMW IX1 is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in Belgium. 6 - Volvo EX40 Volvo EX40 is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in Sweden. 7 - Dacia Spring Dacia Spring is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in Lithuania. 8 - VW I.D.7 VW I.D.7 is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in Germany. 9 - BYD Dolphin BYD Dolphin is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in Greece. 10- VW I.D.4 VW I.D.4 is the most popular Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) in Ireland. Click here for the link to Business News Europe for the latest updates.

Which European countries have the highest Battery Electric Vehicles Growth Rate? - Portugal Business News Automotive News Europe - Here is the ranking of European countries with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate, according to the gridX Charging Report 2026: Top 10 European countries with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate: 1 - Czechia Czechia ranks No. 1 country in Europe with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate, with a year-on-year BEV growth rate of over 80% in 2025. 2 - Estonia Estonia ranks 2nd country in Europe with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate, with a year-on-year BEV growth rate of around 75% in 2025. 3 - Belgium Belgium ranks 3rd country in Europe with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate, with a year-on-year BEV growth rate of over 70% in 2025. 4 - Malta Malta ranks 4th country in Europe with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate, with a year-on-year BEV growth rate of over 65% in 2025. 5 - Cyprus Cyprus ranks 5th country in Europe with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate, with a year-on-year BEV growth rate of over 65% in 2025. 6 - Denmark Denmark ranks 6th country in Europe with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate, with a year-on-year BEV growth rate of over 55% in 2025. Denmark also ranks 2nd with over 20% new BEV registrations per 1,000 inhabitants, after Norway with over 30% new BEV registrations per 1,000 inhabitants in 2025. 7 - Lithuania Lithuania ranks 7th country in Europe with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate, with a year-on-year BEV growth rate of over 55% in 2025. 8 - Spain Spain ranks 8th country in Europe with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate, with a year-on-year BEV growth rate of over 50% in 2025. 9 - Greece Greece ranks 9th country in Europe with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate, with a year-on-year BEV growth rate of over 50% in 2025. 10 - Hungary Hungary ranks 10th country in Europe with the highest Battery Electric Vehicles (BEV) growth rate, with a year-on-year BEV growth rate of around 45% in 2025. Click here for the link to Business News in Europe for the latest updates.

What will be the inflation rate used to increase rents in Portugal in 2027? - Portugal Business News Real Estate News Europe - Here is the expected inflation rate that will be used to increase rents in Portugal in 2027, according to Statistics Portugal: Here is the expected inflation rate that will be used to increase rents in Portugal in 2027: Rents in Portugal may increase by the following inflation rate in 2027: 2.56% The inflation rate used to calculate the annual rent adjustment coefficient was set at that value in August 2026, according to data released on August 31st, 2026, by Portugal´s National Institute of Statistics (INE). Click here for the link to Government of Portugal News for the latest updates.

Portugal´s Navy hosts the world's largest robotics exercise - Portugal Business News Defence News Europe - Portugal´s Navy is hosting REPMUS 2026, the world's largest robotics and Maritime Unmanned Systems exercise in collaboration with the NATO Joint Capability Group Maritime Unmanned Systems, the European Defence Agency, the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto, and the Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation on August 31st - September 25th, 2026. Here is what is REPMUS 2026: What is REPMUS 2026? REPMUS (Robotic Experimentation and Prototyping with Maritime Unmanned Systems) 2026 is the world's largest robotics and Maritime Unmanned Systems exercise held in collaboration with the NATO Joint Capability Group Maritime Unmanned Systems and the European Defence Agency, and is hosted in Portugal on August 31st - September 25th, 2026. It will be held in the Troia Peninsula that is in Portugal´s Alentejo region, namely at the Navy's Operational Experimentation Center in Troia, and in the Infante D. Henrique Technological Free Zone, covering an area of ​​over 400 square nautical miles, equivalent to more than 1,370 square kilometers. REPMUS 2026 brings together some of the main military, scientific and technological organizations dedicated to the development of unmanned systems. REPMUS 2026 will involve more than 1,500 people from 36 navies, as well as more than 60 research and development companies, 13 universities, and five NATO entities linked to maritime operations and unmanned maritime systems. More than 300 unmanned maritime systems supported by 14 ships will carry out a series of experiments designed to test, evaluate, and develop technologies that could contribute to shaping the future of maritime security and Defense. The maritime unmanned technologies that will be tested during REPMUS 2026, include: Surface Unmanned Systems Subsurface Maritime Unmanned Systems Air Unmanned Systems Land-based Unmanned Systems The REPMUS 2026 exercise will allow for the testing of new Defence capabilities and concepts in an operational environment, promoting collaboration between armed forces, industry, academia, and international organizations. Click here for the link to Defence News Europe for the latest updates.

Top 20 Best Countries for Doing Business in Europe - Portugal Business News Business News Europe - Here is the ranking of the Top 20 Best Countries for Doing Business in Europe in 2026, according to a Leadfeeder report dated August 25, 2026: Here are the Top 20 Best Countries for Doing Business in Europe in 2026: 1 - Sweden Sweden ranks No. 1 best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Sweden is the best country in Europe for a balanced business environment and a knowledge-intensive workforce. Sweden is also the best country in Europe for Employment in Knowledge-Intensive Activities, since half (50.1%) of the Swedish workforce is in higher-value work. 2 - Denmark Denmark ranks 2nd best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Denmark is the best country in Europe for access to Europe's most digitally advanced enterprise base. Denmark standout as No. 1 country is AI adoption as 42.0% of Danish enterprises report using artificial intelligence technologies, that is the highest rate in Europe. 3 - Netherlands Netherlands ranks 3rd best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Netherlands is the best country in Europe for the labor market with the highest employment rate, and it has a high digital adoption rate. The Netherlands has the highest employment rate of any country in Europe as 83.4% of the population aged 20 to 64 is employed. 4 - Finland Finland ranks 4th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Finland is the best country in Europe for selling into the most cloud-mature enterprise base, backed by strong innovation output. Finland has the highest cloud computing adoption rate in Europe at 79.2%. Finland also posts the second-highest patent application rate and the second-highest AI adoption rate in Europe. 5 - Germany Germany ranks 5th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Germany is the best country in Europe for access to the strongest innovation output, with digital adoption that lags the leaders. Germany has the highest patent application rate of the 29 countries ranked: 779.6 per million inhabitants, that gives it the best Business Innovation & Competitiveness score of any country in the study. 6 - Norway Norway ranks 6th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Norway has the most productive workforce in Europe. 7 - Ireland Ireland ranks 7th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Ireland is strong for Doing Business in Europe across all metrics. 8 - Austria Austria ranks 8th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Austria has a balanced profile for Doing Business in Europe with its main strengths being business activity and innovation. 9 - Belgium Belgium ranks 9th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Belgium ranks in the Top 5 best countries in Europe for digitalization. 10 - Lithuania Lithuania ranks 10th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Lithuania is the highest-ranked Baltic economy, ranking in the Top 6 countries in Europe for digitalization. 11 - Czechia Czechia ranks 11th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Czechia ranks second-highest investment rate in Europe. 12 - Estonia Estonia ranks 12th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Estonia is the famously digital economy in Europe. 13 - France France ranks 13th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. France ranks in the Top 3 countries in Europe for innovation. 14 - Slovenia Slovenia ranks 14th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. 15 - Cyprus Cyprus ranks 15th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Cyprus ranks in the Top 10 countries in Europe for innovation. 16 - Italy Italy ranks 16th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. 17 - Portugal Portugal ranks 17th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Portugal is surprisingly strong on innovation, ranking 11th in Europe. Portugal also ranks 4th country in Europe for trademark applications (3,460 per million inhabitants), behind only Türkiye, France and Cyprus. 18 - Croatia Croatia ranks 18th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Croatia has the 4th highest investment rate in Europe. 19 - Türkiye Türkiye ranks 19th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Türkiye has Europe's highest investment rate. 20 - Spain Spain ranks 20th best country for Doing Business in Europe in 2026. Click here for the link to Business News in Europe for the latest updates.

Top 20 Footwear Exporting Countries in the World - Portugal Business News Business News World - Here are the Top 10 Footwear Exporting Countries in the World, according to the World Yearbook Report 2026 published by APICCAPS: Here are the Top 10 Footwear Exporting Countries in the World: 1 - China China ranks No. 1 Footwear Exporting Country in the World with 61.2% of global footwear exports in 2025. 2 - Vietnam Vietnam ranks 2nd Footwear Exporting Country in the World with 11.2% of global footwear exports in 2025. 3 - Indonesia Indonesia ranks 3rd Footwear Exporting Country in the World with 4% of global footwear exports in 2025. 4 - India India ranks 4th Footwear Exporting Country in the World with 1.8% of global footwear exports in 2025. 5 - Cambodia Cambodia ranks 5th Footwear Exporting Country in the World with 1.7% of global footwear exports in 2025. 6 - Italy Italy ranks 6th Footwear Exporting Country in the World with1.4% of global footwear exports in 2025. 7 - Türkiye Türkiye ranks 7th Footwear Exporting Country in the World with 1.2% of global footwear exports in 2025. 8 - Bangladesh Bangladesh ranks 8th Footwear Exporting Country in the World with 0.8% of global footwear exports in 2025. 9 - Brazil Brazil ranks 9th Footwear Exporting Country in the World with 0.7% of global footwear exports in 2025. 10 - Thailand Thailand ranks 10th Footwear Exporting Country in the World with 0.6% of global footwear exports in 2025. Click here for the link to Business News World for the latest updates.

When does the school year start in EU countries? - Portugal Business News News Moving to the EU - Here is when the school year starts in EU countries in 2026, according to the European Commission: Here is when the school year starts in EU countries in 2026: 1 - Finland - The school year starts on August 6-13. 2 - Germany - The school year starts on August 7- September 14 3 - Denmark - The school year starts on August 10-13 4 - Sweden - The school year starts on August 17-19 5 - Netherlands - The school year starts on August 17-31 6 - Belgium - The school year starts on August 24- September 1 7 - Ireland - The school year starts on late August to early September 8 - Czechia - The school year starts on September 1st 9 - Estonia - The school year starts on September 1st 10 - France - The school year starts on September 1st 11 - Hungary - The school year starts on September 1st 12 - Latvia - The school year starts on September 1st 13 - Lithuania - The school year starts on September 1st 14 - Poland - The school year starts on September 1st 15 - Slovakia - The school year starts on September 1st 16 - Slovenia - The school year starts on September 1st 17 - Croatia - The school year starts on September 7 18 - Romania - The school year starts on September 7 19 - Austria - The school year starts on September 7-14 20 - Cyprus - The school year starts on September 7-14 21 - Spain- The school year starts on September 7-15 22 - Italy- The school year starts on September 7-21 23 - Greece- The school year starts on September 11 24 - Portugal- The school year starts on September 11-21 25 - Bulgaria- The school year starts on September 15 26- Luxembourg- The school year starts on September 15-17 27 - Malta- The school year starts on September 30 Click here for the link to News on Moving to the EU for the latest updates.

What is the IMF GDP growth forecast for all European countries? - Portugal Business News News Economy Europe - Here is the IMF Real GDP growth forecast for all European countries for 2026 and 2027, according to a report published in April 2026: Here is the IMF Real GDP growth forecast for all European countries in 2026 & 2027: 1 - Austria - 0.7% in 2026 - 1.0% in 2027 2 - Belgium - 0.7% in 2026 - 1.1% in 2027 3 - Bulgaria - 2.8% in 2026 - 2.5% in 2027 4 - Croatia - 2.6% in 2026 - 2.6% in 2027 5 - Cyprus - 3.0% in 2026 - 3.0% in 2027 6 - Estonia - 1.4% in 2026 - 1.9% in 2027 7 - Finland - 1.0% in 2026 - 1.5% in 2027 8 - France - 0.9% in 2026 - 0.9% in 2027 9 - Germany - 0.8% in 2026 - 1.2% in 2027 10 - Greece - 1.8% in 2026 - 1.7& in 2027 11- Ireland - 2.5% in 2026 - 2.4% in 2027 12- Italy - 0.5% in 2026 - 0.5% in 2027 13 - Latvia - 2.2% in 2026 - 2.4% in 2027 14 - Lithuania - 2.9% in 2026 - 2.2% in 2027 15 - Luxembourg - 1.6% in 2026 - 1.7% in 2027 16 - Malta - 3.7% in 2026 - 3.8% in 2027 17 - Netherlands - 1.2% in 2026 - 1.4% in 2027 18 - Portugal - 1.9% in 2026 - 1.8% in 2027 19 - Slovak Republic - 0.6% in 2026 - 1.6% in 2027 20 - Slovenia - 2.0% in 2026 - 2.1% in 2027 21 - Spain - 2.1% in 2026 - 1.8% in 2027 22 - Denmark - 2.0% in 2026 - 1.6% in 2027 23 - Iceland - 1.9% in 2026 - 2.1% in 2027 24 - Norway - 1.5% in 2026 - 1.3% in 2027 25 - Sweden - 2.0% in 2026 - 1.9% in 2027 26 - Andorra - 2.1% in 2026 - 1.8% in 2027 27 - Czech Republic - 2.2% in 2026 - 2.2% in 2027 28 - Israel - 3.5% in 2026 - 4.4% in 2027 29 - San Marino - 1.3% in 2026 - 1.2% in 2027 30 - Switzerland - 1.3% in 2026 - 1.3% in 2027 31 - United Kingdom - 0.8% in 2026 - 1.3% in 2027 32 - Hungary - 1.7% in 2026 - 2.0% in 2027 33 - Poland - 3.3% in 2026 - 2.4% in 2027 34 - Romania - 0.7% in 2026 - 2.5% in 2027 35 - Belarus - 1.2% in 2026 - 1.0% in 2027 36 - Moldova - 1.9% in 2026 - 3.2% in 2027 37 - Russia - 1.1% in 2026 - 1.1% in 2027 38 - Ukraine - 2.0% in 2026 - 3.5% in 2027 39 - Albania - 3.4% in 2026 - 3.2% in 2027 40 - Bosnia & Herzegovina - 2.2% in 2026 - 2.7% in 2027 41 - Kosovo - 3.3% in 2026 - 3.8% in 2027 42 - Montenegro - 2.8% in 2026 - 2.7% in 2027 43 - North Macedonia - 3.1% in 2026 - 3.0% in 2027 44 - Serbia - 2.8% in 2026 - 3.5% in 2027 45 - Türkiye - 3.4% in 2026 - 3.5% in 2027 Click here for the link to European Economy News for the latest updates.