The Spanish economy is expected to continue growing
faster than the eurozone in the coming years, although the
expansionary cycle is likely to lose momentum as some of its
recent drivers fade. A sustained increase in energy prices linked
to the Iran conflict represents the most immediate risk to this
baseline scenario.
El crecimiento interanual de la inflación en 2025 acabó en diciembre en una tasa relativamente elevada, el 2,9%; para 2026 Funcas prevé que el descenso
El crecimiento interanual de la inflación en 2025 acabó en diciembre en una tasa relativamente elevada, el 2,9%; para 2026 Funcas prevé que el descenso
Spain’s economy continues to outperform the eurozone average, driven by robust domestic demand and immigration-fueled job creation. Yet, structural weaknesses in housing, fiscal policy, and private investment pose growing constraints as external
demand fades.