Spain announces the sovereign fund Fondo España Crece with initial €10.5 billion to sustain economic reforms and mobilize €120 billion in investments beyond 2026.
Spain's agricultural sector shows divided reactions to the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, with meat producers fearing c...
International funds praise Spain's projected GDP growth and government investment plans, highlighting the launch of a...
Adelaida Mariño's senior entrepreneurship in Valle del Jerte drives circular economy initiatives, aligning with Spain's new sovereign fund to promote sustainable economic reform.
In 2025, Spain's 33 billionaires control more wealth than nearly 40% of its population, reflecting growing inequality and political power concentration.
Economic experts analyze the uneven global growth and persistent inflation challenges shaping 2026's economic landscape.
International funds praise Spain's projected GDP growth and government investment plans, highlighting the launch of a new sovereign fund and significant regional infrastructure projects.
Spain's agricultural sector shows divided reactions to the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, with meat producers fearing competition and wine and olive oil exporters optimistic, amid government assurances and upcoming farmer protests.
Castilla-La Mancha offers €5 million in Next Generation EU-funded grants to tourism businesses to improve energy efficiency and sustainability across the province's sector.
Gap Inc. is entering entertainment with a new division led by Pam Kaufman, blending fashion with cultural content to boost brand engagement.
The Cátedra Epifanio Campo has awarded its third research prize recognizing outstanding university projects in Galicia that promote circular economy and sustainable industrial waste use.
Spain announces the sovereign fund Fondo España Crece with initial €10.5 billion to sustain economic reforms and mobilize €120 billion in investments beyond 2026.
Despite Spain's strong 2.9% economic growth forecast for 2025, business bankruptcies have sharply increased due to pandemic-era 'zombie companies' and rising interest rates.
Galicia shows positive economic growth and low unemployment in early 2026 but faces critical challenges in housing, wages, and demographics impeding broader prosperity.
'Adelante Digitalización' in Castilla-La Mancha extends application deadline to January 21, supporting over 700 SME projects with 3 million euros to boost digital transformation and innovation in the region.
Spain's technological employment sector growth slows down in 2025 amid high unemployment, salary gaps, and structural economic challenges, with calls for a shift towards high-value-added sectors.
Spain's tourism sector grows slower than its economy for the first time post-pandemic, amid rising living costs and housing shortages affecting many citizens.
Spain is poised for notable rental growth and investment activity in 2026, emerging as one of Europe's strongest real estate markets amid a broader continental recovery.
Spain's GDP grew strongly in 2025 but inflation outpaces wage growth, leaving many citizens poorer despite economic expansion.
Protests by Catalan farmers have severely disrupted Spain's transport sector, blocking millions of tons of goods and exacerbating existing driver shortages, raising economic concerns.
Mayor Gregorio highlights local commerce’s key role in Talavera’s economy during visits to family-run and youth-focused businesses.
The upcoming Spain Investors Day underscores how government economic policies influence foreign investment, with a focus on transparency and dialogue between investors and officials.
Córdoba's local commerce sector closes 2025 with sales decline, rising costs, and significant workforce reduction, impacting textiles and jewelry industries.
Spain proposes a new law to cap interest rates and curb abusive practices in consumer credit, addressing issues like revolving credit card debt and exorbitant microcredit rates.
The University of Vigo reports a significant increase in doctoral program applications for 2024/25, with the highest demand in education, social innovation, and economics.
Murcia's business sector led Spain with a 17.7% increase in R&D investment in 2024, setting a historic record and highlighting effective regional innovation policies.
Spain plans a new household investment account to channel savings into strategic European firms, reducing reliance on real estate and low-yield deposits.
Aragon's economy grew steadily in Q3 2025, driven by strong consumption, investment, and a solid labor market despite global uncertainties.
The EU-Mercosur trade deal brings new opportunities and challenges for Spain’s agro-food sector amid tariff eliminations and competitive pressures.
Tourism now accounts for nearly 10% of Murcia's GDP, driving substantial economic growth with record jobs, investment, and visitor spending.
The Valencian government urges increased Spanish government support to maintain competitiveness and sustainability in the country’s leading ceramic industry amid evolving EU environmental regulations.
Spain's circular economy efforts in electronic waste management are generating stable jobs and boosting local economies, with companies like Movilex leading the way.
Experts predict 1.9% growth and job creation in the Basque economy for 2026 despite challenges from tariffs and energy costs.
Spain's economy grew strongly in 2025 with over 500,000 jobs created, led by Madrid and the construction sector, while housing shortages and wage stagnation persist as key challenges heading into 2026.
Castilla y León's economy is poised for 3% growth in 2025 with rising employment but faces demographic and geopolitical challenges affecting future prospects.
Asturias and Murcia implement advanced digital and thermal technologies to boost circular economy practices through improved waste and sludge management.
Zaragoza allocates nearly €30 million in 2026 to support SMEs, self-employed workers, and Smart City projects, boosting local economic and technological development.
Castellón's economy in 2025 experiences growth and sector agreements amid inflation and market pressures, with key investments and employment advances.
Spain is forecast to grow strongly in 2026 amid global economic growth and a U.S. tariff hike delay benefiting Spanish exporters.
Spain's strong economic growth and strategic contributions are enhancing EU prosperity as the country marks 40 years in the Union.
Spain faces ongoing challenges as inflation outpaces salary increases, diminishing household purchasing power and savings.
Spanish industry and social projects advance sustainability through circular economy practices and financial investments, fostering competitiveness and environmental benefits.
The Spanish Ministry of Economy has opened a public consultation to design a new savings and investment account aimed at encouraging long-term investment and financial diversification among Spanish households.