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The Economy Is Growing Below Capacity and Lost Export Revenue Could Be 200 Billion.

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Although economic growth was higher than the Central Bank expected in the third quarter, the national accounts are unlikely to make up the difference at the next interest rate decision by the Monetary Policy Committee, according to Kvika's chief economist. He says the figures do not change the big picture, which shows that the economy is growing below capacity with a corresponding production slack and lost export revenues due to various recent s…
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Although economic growth was higher than the Central Bank expected in the third quarter, the national accounts are unlikely to make up the difference at the next interest rate decision by the Monetary Policy Committee, according to Kvika's chief economist. He says the figures do not change the big picture, which shows that the economy is growing below capacity with a corresponding production slack and lost export revenues due to various recent s…

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Vísir broke the news in on Sunday, November 30, 2025.
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