OECD Economic Outlook, Volume 2007 Issue 1
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Iceland
Economic growth has slowed markedly, but inflationary pressures and a large external deficit persist. A tight monetary stance is projected to curb domestic demand despite fiscal policy moving towards expansion. While inflation should converge towards the official target, the external deficit is likely to remain uncomfortably high over the projection period. Renewed financial market nervousness and downward pressure on the exchange rate could therefore complicate the adjustment process and make for a hard landing of the economy.
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