A dívida pública caiu, mas o que significa isso para os portugueses?

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A dívida pública emagreceu 9,4 mil milhões de euros no ano passado e, pela primeira vez em 14 anos, ficou abaixo dos 100% do Produto Interno Bruto, algo que, no verão, era apenas esperado em 2024. Mas o ‘sprint’ do final do ano de Fernando Medina tinha um objetivo, e foi cumprido. Mas sabe por que razão é tão importante este indicador? E o que significa isto para as famílias e empresas? Ouça a análise de Miguel Prado, editor de Economia do Expresso.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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