Spain’s Economy Grows by 0.7% in Q4 2025 as Regions Show Varied Performance
Spain’s GDP grew 0.7% in Q4 2025, driven by private consumption and business investment, with Murcia and La Rioja showing contrasting regional dynamics.
Spain’s GDP grew 0.7% in Q4 2025, driven by private consumption and business investment, with Murcia and La Rioja showing contrasting regional dynamics.
Spain saw a 19% increase in Ingreso Mínimo Vital beneficiaries in 2025, highlighting rising poverty despite economic ...
Tourism now accounts for nearly 10% of Murcia's GDP, driving substantial economic growth with record jobs, investment...
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 saw a 19% increase in Ingreso Mínimo Vital beneficiaries in 2025, highlighting rising poverty despite economic growth.
The Grupo PPE plans to support the EU-Mercosur trade deal, highlighting its potential to boost Europe's economy with increased exports and job creation.
Barcelona's knowledge economy nearly reaches half of its economic output in 2023, spurred by strong growth in high-intensity sectors and strategic innovation policies.
Tourism now accounts for nearly 10% of Murcia's GDP, driving substantial economic growth with record jobs, investment, and visitor spending.
Spain’s GDP grew 0.7% in Q4 2025, driven by private consumption and business investment, with Murcia and La Rioja showing contrasting regional dynamics.
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.
Madrid begins 2026 grappling with soaring housing prices and political tensions, while its economy grows robustly, contributing nearly a fifth of Spain's GDP.
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's economy is expected to grow over 2% in 2026, driven by strong domestic demand amid export declines and housing market challenges.
Despite Spain's strong GDP growth in 2024 and positive 2025 forecasts, critical structural weaknesses and social inequalities pose significant risks to its future economic stability.
BBVA Research reveals that Andalucía's economic challenges stem mainly from the predominance of small enterprises and regulatory barriers hindering growth, advocating reforms to boost productivity and export potential.
Spain sees strong AI adoption fueling economic transformation, but faces significant challenges in spreading AI benefits broadly across sectors.
The Basque economy is projected to remain stable in 2026 with growth driven by strong employment, though housing affordability and labor disputes pose challenges.
Spain leads Eurozone growth in 2025 despite global trade tensions and US tariffs, driven by strong internal demand and effective leadership under Minister Carlos Cuerpo.
Spain is projected to be the fastest growing advanced economy in 2025, with Andalusia showcasing significant regional progress including record low unemployment and business expansion.
Spain's growing GDP masks persistent poverty and economic inequality, particularly affecting women amid rising costs and limited economic freedom.
Projections from the World Economic League Table affirm Spain's position as the largest Spanish-speaking economy until 2040, despite shifts in global economic rankings.
Spain and the Basque Country project strong economic growth for 2025 and 2026, propelled by internal demand and investment, with employment gains and sectoral expansion amid global challenges.
Spain's 2025 economic growth belies persistent low productivity and rising living costs that continue to burden ordinary citizens.
Spain is forecasted to lead Europe's economic growth in 2026 at 2.1%, supported by increased immigration and strong hotel sector investments surpassing 3 billion euros in 2025.
Spain in 2025 sees strong GDP and real estate investment growth contrasting with middle-class economic hardship and rising unemployment.
The Bank of Spain anticipates strong salary increases through 2026-2027, led by public sector pay raises and supporting economic growth and household consumption.
Spain's GDP grew 0.6% in Q3 2025, driven by domestic demand despite weaker external trade, with strong forecasts for continued growth in 2026.
Banco de España upgrades Spain's GDP growth forecasts for 2025 and 2026, citing strong private consumption and exports despite inflation and external risks.
Spain leads advanced economies in growth for 2025 while tackling productivity issues and records its first primary fiscal surplus since 2007.
Spain’s tourism sector reached a record €200.7 billion in 2024, contributing 12.6% to GDP and creating over 2.7 million jobs, marking strong post-pandemic recovery.
Aragón's economy is projected to expand by 2.5% in 2026, driven by investments and a shift to electric vehicles in the automotive industry, despite some labor and geopolitical challenges.
Spain and Euskadi are addressing labor shortages and economic hurdles as growth slows, highlighting immigration and integration as vital for future development.
The Bank of Spain will increase its economic growth forecasts for 2024 and 2025, citing stable inflation and continued resilience.
Pasaia Port advances its blue economy agenda through strategic collaboration, innovation hubs, and sustainable maritime projects to transform the local economy.
The economy of Castilla y León shows moderate growth but faces fragile stability due to unchecked public spending, reliance on foreign labor, and the need for strategic economic planning.
Spain's Economy Minister responds to US criticism of EU policies while highlighting Spain's economic growth and severe youth housing affordability issues.
Catalonia's economy grew 0.8% in Q3 2025, driven by strong investment, construction, and internal demand, surpassing Spain and EU quarterly growth rates.
Las Palmas’ economy in 2025 thrives on tourism, energy, and commercial sectors, positioning it as a key Canary Islands economic hub with a forward-looking sustainability approach.
Canarias advances its pivotal role in Colombia's Blue Economy through a comprehensive technical and business development project.
Unicaja forecasts Extremadura's economy and employment will grow steadily through 2026, with a slight decline in unemployment despite sectoral challenges.