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The PBO projects weak economic growth this year will begin to rebound in 2025 .
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland pledged a year ago to keep the deficit capped at $40 billion .
The final tally of the last year’s deficit will be confirmed when the government publishes its annual public accounts report this fall .
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