In the report there is argued that inflation will be under pressure because of the fiscal incentive growth, the positive evolution of credits and the significant growth of the income. (...) As for the budget deficit, Brussels experts estimate it will reach 2,7% of the GDP this year and go up 3,2% in 2008 due to the fiscal relaxation. The idea is that the fiscal expansion will continue and the fiscal deficit is estimated to deteriorate because of the rising governmental consume, mainly the wages of public fields employees. (...) (G.M.)