Portugal’s good news should be treated with caution

A continued economic recovery and the Government’s early repayment of IMF loans have allowed Portugal to distance itself further from beleaguered Greece. But with debt still worryingly high and the recovery unlikely to gain much momentum, market concerns about Portugal could yet resurface.


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