The 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics honored Mokyr, Aghion, and Howitt for their work on innovation-driven economic growth and the theory of creative destruction.
The IMF projects strong growth for Spain in 2025 and 2026 amid a slowing global economy, highlighting Spain as the Eurozone's leading growth driver.
In October 2025, Spain will hold pivotal events in Elche and Jerez to promote local economic development focused on innovation and sustainability.
The IMF has upgraded Spain's 2025 growth forecast to 2.9%, reaffirming it as the fastest growing advanced economy amid global uncertainties and elevated inflation and unemployment rates.
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics honors groundbreaking insights into how innovation and creative destruction drive economic growth, highlighting policy implications for supporting dynamic, equitable economies.
A Spanish bar's policy requiring a minimum spend to watch football has divided public opinion amid rising subscription costs.
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics awarded to Mokyr, Aghion, and Howitt highlights the critical role of innovation and market competition in driving economic growth and addressing challenges posed by technological change.
Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt win the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics for their influential work demonstrating how innovation and creative destruction drive sustained economic growth.
UPA criticizes low prices and missed profitability in Spain's 2024/2025 olive oil campaign despite strong sales volume.
Spain advances as a leading renewable energy investment destination with stronger Asia ties, while Naturgy shows robust market performance amid favorable EU regulations.
The 2025 cryptocurrency market crash reveals how economic forces like tariffs, debt, and trade tensions shape digital asset valuations, signaling maturation amid global financial pressures.
Trump's U.S. pharmaceutical policies increase pressure on Spain and Europe, risking loss of competitiveness and prompting calls for urgent strategic action.
Despite Spain's leading economic growth in the EU since 2019, many households face declining financial well-being, marked by rising living costs and a deepening housing crisis.
Spain faces rising business insolvencies amid inflation and complex socio-political dynamics despite economic growth in 2025.
Spain’s tourism sector growth slows significantly amid economic uncertainties, with Catalonia facing stagnant wages and housing challenges.
Economist Santiago Niño Becerra analyzes how the digital euro could disrupt traditional banks by enabling direct ECB transactions, reshaping Europe's financial ecosystem.
Key economic developments in October 2025 include Sabadell's takeover bid, Paris stock market trends, US-China tariff tensions, and top European deposit rates.
Upcoming webinar on October 21 highlights practical circular economy strategies for Spain’s textile and fashion sectors under RESOTEX.
Eurozone finance ministers convened in Luxembourg to discuss stablecoins’ regulatory impact and advance EU financial integration efforts.
Spain leads Europe's growth amid lingering global economic uncertainties, with the IMF projecting cautious but positive global trends.
Murcia's startup vitality, Galicia's sustainable innovation, and Cartagena's defense tech expansion showcase Spain's regional business innovation leadership.
The European Commission challenges Spain's €179 million fines on airlines for charging hand luggage fees, igniting regulatory tensions and prompting airline flight reductions.
The European Parliament's new OCM reform enforces written contracts and fair pricing, marking a major boost for farmers across the EU, including Spain.
Spain's economy grows robustly in 2025 driven by financial innovation and steady retail expansion despite Primark’s slowed growth.
October 2025 sees focused training in Vitoria-Gasteiz on climate-related business risks and a Barcelona event addressing challenges and opportunities in the impact economy ecosystem.
Rising prices and labor shortages are slowing Spain's tourism sector in 2025, curbing its economic growth prospects.
Spain's credit rating upgraded to A by Fitch due to strong economic growth and job creation, though political instability and fiscal challenges persist, warns the IMF.
Spain faces pivotal economic changes with a major bank acquisition and a milestone circular economy forum driving financial and environmental policy discourse.
Spain's housing market in 2024 sees record price increases amid a decline in home sales, affecting affordability for young buyers and sparking calls for policy reforms.
Albacete's provincial government credits zero debt and local investments for its robust economic growth and export success in 2025.
CaixaBank and experts report Spain’s robust economic growth for 2025-2026 amid challenges of unemployment and productivity.
At the Greencities Forum 2025 in Málaga, Almería showcased its pioneering role as a blue municipality, promoting sustainable marine economic activities and unveiling strategic collaborative initiatives aligned with European Ocean Pact agreements.
Despite Spain's impressive economic growth and credit upgrades in 2024, public skepticism persists due to inflation and housing affordability issues, highlighting a gap between macroeconomic success and everyday experience.
CaixaBank Research upgrades Spain's 2025 GDP growth forecast to 2.9%, citing economic resilience, ECB rate cuts, and stable energy prices despite global risks.
Spain stands out in Europe as the country where public sector wages surpass private sector salaries, influencing high worker preference for government jobs.
At the La Toja Forum, leaders discussed Spain's competitiveness challenges and the critical need for innovation and political rationality to strengthen the economy and pharmaceutical sector.
Spain’s robust economic growth and improved credit ratings contrast sharply with public pessimism and persistent social discontent over income inequality and rising living costs.
Andalucía reduces public debt and improves credit ratings through stringent financial management.
The Basque economy is recovering positively, driven by growth in services and construction, despite absenteeism challenges.
Spain's economy is experiencing positive growth signals despite ongoing challenges.