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The resilience of the global economy, and particularly of the Spanish economy, continues to be surprising, and the prospects for 2027 remain positive, although with a high degree of uncertainty, especially in the energy chapter and its possible transmission to inflation. This is the scenario that the CaixaBank study service draws, which estimates for 2027 a growth of the Spanish economy of 2%, six tenths less than the figure with which it is exp…
Lower impact of energy shock and AI investment boosts economic optimism despite geopolitical risks
Demography, European funds and housing will sustain growth in the face of the lagging impact of the 2026 energy shock
CaixaBank Research expects the Spanish economy to maintain a solid growth rate in 2027, although more moderate than in 2026, which is expected to close with a growth of 2.6%. According to Enric Fernández, CaixaBank's chief economist, one of the keys that explains the growth of the Spanish GDP by 2% in […]
CaixaBank Research points to the delayed impact of the energy shock of 2026 to explain the moderation planned for next year.
CaixaBank Research expects Spanish GDP to grow by 2%, compared to 1.4% in the eurozone. The increase in population will be its biggest additional support, while the effects of rising energy and credit prices will continue to reach households and businesses.
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