Spain to Grow 2.6% in 2025 After Public Debt (103.5% of GDP) Increases 3.3%

Spain has increased its public debt by 52 billion during the first quarter of the year, which leads it to exceed 1,677 billion in absolute terms, with an annual increase of 3.3%. The increase occurs despite the fact that the majority of measures of the 'anti-crisis' shield to deal with the consequences of the war in Ukraine and the crisis of inflation and energy have declined. However, the economic stiron helped to reduce the ratio from 106.3% t…

Spain to grow 2.6% in 2025 after public debt (103.5% of GDP) increases 3.3%

The Corner The Bank of Spain (BoE) published yesterday that the debt of all public administrations in Spain rose in March to €1.667 trillion. Compared to February, Spanish public debt grew by 1.3%, which represents an increase of €21.263 billion. In the last 12 months, Spanish public debt has grown in absolute terms by 3.3%, equivalent to €52.729 billion. This figure contrasts with the 2.6% growth expected for Spanish GDP by the...

Public debt in Spain stands at 103.5% of GDP, a new historical record.Read more Public debt in Spain reaches record figures in 2024 in Actualidads.es.

The debt of all public administrations, according to the Excessive Deficit Protocol, reached an all-time high of €1.667 trillion in March, reaching 103.5% of GDP, according to data published this Monday by the Bank of Spain. Read more]]>

The debt of the general government as a whole set a new record of €1,667,443 million at the end of March, equivalent to 103.5% of GDP, representing 1.7 points more than the closure of 2024 (101.8%) but 2.8 points less compared to the same period of 2024 (106.3%).The debt ratio is 20.7 percentage points below the maximum recorded in March 2021 (124.2% of GDP), as noted by the Banco de España in a press release collected by EFE.According to the da…

The Spanish public debt rebounds again in the first quarter of 2025 to a historical peak of 1,667 billion euros, according to the Banco de España published this Monday. In addition, the debt of the general government as a whole, according to the Protocol of Excessive Deficit, has also grown in terms of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), reaching 103.5% of GDP. Therefore, the debt weight on GDP in March is 1.7 points higher than that recorded in the c…