GDP growth is expected to slow to 1.5% in 2024, down 0.9% from this year, although still significantly above the EU average, with inflation also expected to moderate further.
Spain’s key source of vulnerability remains its fiscal imbalance at a time when sovereign borrowing costs are rising sharply, highlighting the need for growth-friendly fiscal consolidation.
Today we take a bit of a step back and reflect on key developments that have impacted European public finances in the last couple of years.
La previsión de crecimiento del PIB en 2023 en España se eleva al 2,4 %, dos décimas más que en la anterior previsión, gracias al impulso de la primera parte del año. El crecimiento procederá sobre todo de la demanda interna, destacando el repunte del consumo tanto público como privado.
The European Commission's decision to investigate the impact of state subsidies on Chinese electric vehicle (EV) imports in the European market has ...