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04/02/2026

Monthly Information, April 2026

In 2025, the general government deficit increased to 2.5% of GDP (0.9% of GDP in 2024), mainly as a result of a significant growth in expenditure. Expenditure growth was mainly due to higher labour costs triggered by the start of the salary system reform and the introduction of winter bonus, continued increase in social benefits […]

04/02/2026

Regular consultation of the Fiscal Council: Social Protection Systems and the Sustainability of Public Finances

The Fiscal Council organised its regular consultation on 2 April 2026 with experts in public finances and economic policy. The consultation was attended by Messrs Bogomir Kovač, Robert Ljoljo, Boris Majcen, Jože Sambt, Janez Šušteršič and Maks Tajnikar. The discussion focused on the public finance challenges arising from demographic changes to social protection systems that […]

03/26/2026

As the government is formed, the Fiscal Council calls for policy commitments to be aligned with public finance realities

The new government will have to swiftly define its policy priorities, specify how they will be financed, and ensure that the announced measures are properly incorporated into the relevant fiscal planning documents. The decisive factor in ensuring fiscal sustainability will be the selection and effective implementation of the measures, rather than the ambition of the […]

03/04/2026

Monthly Information, March 2026

According to preliminary data, the state budget deficit for the first two months of the year totalled EUR 116 million, while in the same period last year it recorded a modest surplus (EUR 19 million). For the full year 2026, the budget deficit has been projected at EUR 2.1 billion. In this period, revenue (excluding […]

02/04/2026

Monthly Information, February 2026

The state budget recorded the lowest January surplus (EUR 14 million) in recent years. Revenue increased three times slower than expenditure. The high growth in expenditure was fuelled by an increase in current spending (primarily an increase in subsidies and labour costs) resulting from economic policy measures, and transfers to budgetary funds. Economic policy measures, […]

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