The Spanish economy maintains a good performance at the macroeconomic level. Growth also remains stable. However, employment data for the fourth quarter is not great, even though other indicators signal strength. The public deficit continues to fall at a good pace at around 3% of GDP over the last 12 months. Credit, which until now had been contracting, could begin to help growth in the next quarters.
Contents
- Liquidity position, financial system
- Liquidity position, households
- Liquidity position, business
- Credit volume
- Money Supply
- Economic Activity
- Cyclical consumer demand
- Employment
- Corporate earnings
- Prices
- Interest rates
- Yield curve
- Public deficit
- Foreign sector
- General situation
Author
- Ángel Martín Oro
Ángel Martín Oro is VP of Spain at UFM Market Trends in collaboration with Instituto Juan de Mariana. He is also a PhD-candidate in economics. In addition, he has authored and co-authored many reports and articles, published in prominent Spanish and international media outlets, such as the Wall Street Journal and the Cato Institute.
