(ANSA) - BRUSSELS, MAY 16 - The stop to Russian gas could cost 2.5% of growth and 3% of the inflation rate for the EU.
This is what is read in the Commission's economic forecasts for the spring which record the persistence of "high uncertainty" due to the war in Ukraine, with the cut in gas supplies from Moscow also ending the worst case scenario.
A scenario that, in 2023, would cost Europe a growth point and over 1% in terms of inflation.
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