Spain's Economy Shows Strength Amid Investor Engagement in London

Spain's Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo presents strong growth projections and engages major investors in London to promote investment and economic collaboration.

    Key details

  • • Spain plans to submit an updated macroeconomic framework to Airef soon for the 2026 Budget.
  • • Carlos Cuerpo emphasized Spain's GDP growth is double the Eurozone average to attract investments.
  • • Cuerpo met investors from Vanguard, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs at a London summit.
  • • Investor concerns included trade shifts from China and Next Generation EU funds execution.

On October 23, 2025, Spain's Minister of Economy, Carlos Cuerpo, showcased the resilience and strong outlook of the Spanish economy during meetings with prominent investors and analysts in London. Ahead of submitting an updated macroeconomic framework to the Independent Authority for Fiscal Responsibility (Airef) as part of the 2026 Budget process, Cuerpo highlighted positive GDP forecasts from institutions such as Funcas, underscoring Spain's growth rate as double that of the Eurozone average.

Cuerpo engaged with investors from major firms including Vanguard, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs, promoting Spain as an attractive destination for sovereign debt and industrial investments. Discussions at the business summit addressed concerns about shifts in trade patterns due to U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods and the efficient execution of the remaining Next Generation EU funds. Notably, Cuerpo also emphasized the potential of Spain's proposed Competitiveness Laboratory to improve Europe's economic metrics.

The summit, featuring around 250 participants and over 50 bilateral meetings, also saw UK Minister for Business and Trade Peter Kyle highlight significant infrastructure opportunities between the two countries. Cuerpo called for simplifying investment processes to enhance knowledge exchange and professional mobility, reflecting the government's commitment to fiscal responsibility and macroeconomic stability.

This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.