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The Spanish economy expanded 0.7% in the quarter to June 2026, before the previous quarter, slightly above the 0.6% of the previous period and in line with the preliminary estimate. Domestic demand contributed 1.1 percentage point to growth, while external demand had a negative contribution of 0.5 percentage point. Household expenditure increased 1.2%, while final government consumption rose 0.5%. Gross fixed capital formation increased 1.7%. Ex…
Spain's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) had grown 2.7% in terms of counterparts in the first and second quarters of the year and 0.6% in chain.
The government has a new positive figure to show on the evolution of the Spanish economy: GDP grew by 0.7% in the second quarter, a tenth more than between January and March. However, behind this headline there is a much less favorable picture: year-on-year growth remains at 2.6% and no ... Continue reading "The 0.7% that Sánchez presumes has another side: the year-on-year GDP does not accelerate and the external sector remains"
National demand contributed 3.5 points to the year-on-year growth of the Spanish economy, compared with a negative contribution of nine tenths of external demand.
In a context where the labour market remained robust despite global uncertainty, household consumption is consolidated as one of the main drivers of growth.
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