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Spain S2 2018 Report

After the Current Slowdown, Should We Fear an Impending Recession?

The Spanish economy has deteriorated in recent quarters, in line with a less resilient European economy. Almost all the indicators show this deceleration, from GDP, to vehicle sales and construction permits, to the M1 monetary aggregate and the confidence of agents. The equity market seems to have already priced in the current economic deterioration, even the likelihood of a coming recession. But, for the moment, it is still premature to predict a recession since there have been none of the classic imbalances and excesses that usually come during an unsustainable expansion prior to a recession .


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Contents

  • Economic activity
  • Purchasing manager´s index
  • Cyclical consumer demand
  • Employment
  • Money supply
  • Consumer price index and industrial price index
  • Banking-system assets
  • Credit to households
  • Credit trends
  • Public deficit
  • Current-account balance
  • 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.

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