Portuguese economy stumbles as political tensions resurge

The renewed contraction in Portuguese GDP in Q4 last year underlines the fragility of the outlook for the economy. With political tensions rising and government bond yields uncomfortably high, Portugal still seems to be the next in line to be forced to accept a bail-out package.

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