Spain opens the new course with an economy that is still surprising upwards, but also with the feeling that the cycle is entering a more demanding phase. The country is growing well above the eurozone, employment is moving at maximum and unemployment has fallen by 10%. At the same time, inflation is increasing, housing absorbs a growing share of income, European funds face its end and the government is facing another fall without having approved…
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Spain opens the new course with an economy that is still surprising upwards, but also with the feeling that the cycle is entering a more demanding phase. The country is growing well above the eurozone, employment is moving at maximum and unemployment has fallen by 10%. At the same time, inflation is increasing, housing absorbs a growing share of income, European funds face its end and the government is facing another fall without having approved…