1. Underlying inflation pressures in the euro area reached their peak in the autumn of 2022

2. Net migration flows have allowed the population to grow in Portugal since 2019

3. The cost of a basket of basic food products increased markedly in the last year, with a large dispersion amongst prices of different varieties of the same product

4. Credit moratoria to firms expired in December 2021, but the overdue credit ratio continues to show very low values.

5. The specific shocks to the largest Portuguese firms explain a significant portion of the fluctuations of total exports of goods

6. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a significant decline in Portuguese enterprises’ activity, but there are signs of a gradual recovery in May and June

7. Despite recent progress the level of digitalisation of the Portuguese economy and society remains below the European Union average

8. The use of measures in response to the COVID-19 pandemic is greatest among firms with strong reductions in turnover

9. The reaction of consumption to an income shock is larger for households with less resources

10. The decline in labour market flows to employment in periods of economic contraction differs among groups in the population

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