Savings are not well distributed, and that is quite a serious problem,” says Antonio Gallardo, the head of studies at the banking users' association Asufin. #Ahorro #Inversión #EconomíaEspañola (translated)
Spaniards are losing 35 billion euros a year due to the inefficacy of their savings in non-interest-bearing checking accounts, highlighting the need to improve financial education and encourage more profitable investments. #Ahorro #Inversión #EconomíaEspañola (translated)

"They have allowed for the economy to have recovered by 2025 not only the level but also the previous trend, that is, the pace we had and where it was expected we would be before the pandemic," highlighted the Vice President himself in a recent appearance in Congress to talk about the European funds of the Recovery Plan, one of the key variables to explain this success. "They have allowed for the economy to have recovered by 2025 not only the level but also the previous trend, that is, the pace we had and where it was expected we would be before the pandemic," detailed the 'number two' of the Executive. #EconomíaEspaña #CrecimientoEconómico #MercadoLaboral (translated)
Despite the notable growth of GDP and the reduction of unemployment in Spain since 2018, the Government is facing difficulties in resolving the housing crisis and the rise in rental prices. #EconomíaEspaña #CrecimientoEconómico #MercadoLaboral (translated)

The article analyzes the contradiction between the housing policy of the Government of Pedro Sánchez and the opinions previously expressed by the ministers of Economy, Carlos Cuerpo and Nadia Calviño, who have opposed intervening in rental prices. #Alquileres #PolíticaVivienda #EconomíaEspañola (translated)

The Bank of Spain has raised its GDP growth forecast to 2.6% for this year, although it warns of inflation that could reach 4% until 2028. #EconomíaEspaña #BancoDeEspaña #Inflación (translated)

The Bank of Spain expects high inflation until 2028 and warns about the persistence of restrictions on housing construction, despite the country's housing deficit. #Inflación #EconomíaEspañola #Vivienda (translated)

The Bank of Spain has raised its GDP growth forecast for 2026 to 2.6% due to the resilience of the Spanish economy, and has also revised its forecast for 2027 upwards to 2.2%, despite expectations of higher and more persistent inflation. #EconomíaEspaña #PIB #Inflación (translated)

A report from the Juan de Mariana Institute evaluates the eight years of Pedro Sánchez's government, highlighting 141 tax and contribution increases, a growing public debt that exceeds 100% of GDP, and the minimum wage as the most common income, while criticizing the low construction of housing and the increase in tax pressure. #EconomíaEspaña #Impuestos #Vivienda (translated)

The Public Treasury has raised the interest on 12-month Treasury Bills to 3%, reaching its highest yield since July 2024, after attracting 6.4706 billion euros in a recent auction. #LetrasDelTesoro #EconomíaEspaña #InterésEconómico (translated)

"the best economic results (...) that a democratic government has had in our country" #Macroeconomía #EconomíaEspañola #Inmigración (translated)
The article criticizes the economic management of President Pedro Sánchez, highlighting that despite significant GDP growth, he has left Spain with low incomes and a worrying dependence on immigration. #Macroeconomía #EconomíaEspañola #Inmigración (translated)

In an environment of high volatility in the markets, their absence can contribute to doubts about the evolution of the fiscal consolidation process in the medium term. Miguel Cardoso, Chief Economist for Spain and Portugal at BBVA Research, explains to this newspaper that the absence of budgets represents a source of uncertainty for institutions and companies that use them as a reference, whether as a guide for preparing their accounts - such as the autonomous communities - or for their investment prospects, those that depend on public works. #Elecciones2026 #PresupuestosGenerales #EconomíaEspañola (translated)
The electoral advance announced this Monday by the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has turned the XV legislature, which began after the elections on July 24, 2023, into the first one to be conducted entirely with the extended public accounts, those of 2023, which have also become the longest-lasting. #Elecciones2026 #PresupuestosGenerales #EconomíaEspañola (translated)
The electoral advance of President Pedro Sánchez marks the end of the first term in the democratic history of Spain without the approval of the General Budgets, which has led to a notable increase in public spending and has generated economic uncertainty in the country. #Elecciones2026 #PresupuestosGenerales #EconomíaEspañola (translated)

Víctor Alvargonzález, founding partner of Nextep Finance, states that it is a failure as a country to have reached the current housing crisis, warning that the proposed solutions could be counterproductive and that the real recovery of the real estate market will depend on a political agreement regarding the construction of new housing. #CrisisVivienda #InversiónInmobiliaria #EconomíaEspañola (translated)

Spain has reached a new historical record of employment with 22.4 million affiliates after adding 92,300 in September, mainly due to the regularization of migrants, although it has also experienced a significant increase in unemployment. #Empleo #Migrantes #EconomíaEspañola (translated)

Pedro Sánchez was booed while tasting a tapa of octopus at the Festa do Marisco in O Grove, in the midst of a protest related to the defense of Ceuta, after participating in the inauguration of the VIII La Toja Atlantic Link Forum. #EmergenciaHabitacional #ForoLaToja #EconomíaEspañola (translated)

"Nunca una región había aportado tanto al conjunto nacional"La Comunidad de Madrid aportó el año pasado el 20% del Producto Interior Bruto (PIB) de España, según revelan los datos publicados este miércoles por el Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) y han destacado desde el Gobierno que lidera Isabel Díaz Ayuso. #Madrid #PIB #EconomíaEspañola
Madrid becomes the first autonomous community to contribute 20% of Spain's GDP, according to data from the INE, with an economic growth of 2.7% in 2025. #Madrid #PIB #EconomíaEspañola (translated)
