-- カナダ政府は火曜日、春季経済見通しを発表し、2025~26年度の財政赤字予測を約20億ドル下方修正し、約670億ドル(GDP比約2.1%)とした。これは、前回予測の2.5%から下方修正された。 UBSは顧客向けレポートの中で、これは依然として2024~25年度比でGDP比0.9ポイントの赤字拡大を意味し、2026~27年度はGDP比1.9%、2027~28年度は1.8%と、依然として高い水準にとどまると予測している。 UBSは、2025~26年度の赤字見通しの改善は、原油価格の上昇に基づく力強い成長と歳入の増加に加え、今後数年間に実施予定の複数のプログラムの実施計画の見直しを反映していると述べている。 これには、自然災害に対する負債引当金の改定、クリーン経済投資税額控除および電気自動車用バッテリー製造支援の適用時期の改定が含まれます。 支出ペースの鈍化が見込まれるため、UBSは今年度の支援額の見通しを1割下方修正し、来年度と2028年度の支援額を若干上方修正しました。これにより、UBSの実質GDP成長率予測は、今年度が1.5%、2027年が1.7%、2028年が1.8%となります。 2025年度予算以降、春季経済見通しを反映させた財政措置は、今後6年間で約550億ドルの費用がかかると推定され、そのうち約380億ドルは今週の見通しに基づくものです。 新たな支出の大部分は、今後3年間で約250億ドル(現金ベース)で、カナダの政府系ファンドである「カナダ・ストロング・ファンド」の設立に充てられる予定であり、残りの約60億ドルは、若年労働者のスキル向上と住宅供給の拡大支援に割り当てられる。
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