Three-month treasury bills have reached their highest rate in two years, with a placement of 1.6022 billion euros and a demand exceeding 5 billion, reflecting investors' confidence in the Spanish economy despite market uncertainty. #DeudaPública #LetrasDelTesoro #EconomíaEspañola (translated)
The rate of absenteeism in the workplace in Spain reached 7.69% in the first half of 2026, surpassing the level prior to the pandemic by 2.26 points and marking a new annual high, according to a report by Adecco. #AbsentismoLaboral #RecursosHumanos #EconomíaEspaña (translated)
Alberto Nadal, economic spokesperson for the PP, criticizes that Spain is the second to last European country in public investment despite high revenues and having European funds, and raises the need to prioritize improvements in productivity and infrastructure to raise the standard of living of citizens. #InversiónPública #EconomíaES #Productividad (translated)
Employment in Spain shows a worrying slowdown before the elections on November 29, with an exhausted productive model, an increase in unemployment to 10.18%, and dependence on the regularization of immigrants that distorts labor figures. #EmpleoEspaña #RegularizaciónInmigrante #EconomíaEspañola (translated)
The Spanish economy is expected to grow by 2% in 2027, despite inflation and rising interest rates, according to a report from CaixaBank Research. #EconomíaEspañola #CrecimientoEconómico #Inflación (translated)
The minimum wage in Spain has increased by 86% in the last decade, while the average wage has only grown by 32%, causing significant changes in the wage structure and benefiting more than 1.5 million workers, especially in sectors such as agriculture, hospitality, and commerce. #SalarioMínimo #EconomíaEspaña #DesigualdadSalarial (translated)
The article analyzes the growth of the Interprofessional Minimum Wage (SMI) in Spain, highlighting its increase of 66% since 2018, but notes that this increase has led to greater wage compression and an increase in the number of workers earning the minimum, raising the question of the dependency of wage improvement on the Government. #SalarioMínimo #EconomíaEspañola #MercadoLaboral (translated)
Democrats took from Republicans the governments of Ohio, Georgia, and especially Texas, which concentrates 30% of the planned AI capacity in the country, and whose elected governor, Gina Hinojosa, promised a moratorium on new data centers. #CentrosDeDatos #IA #EconomíaEstadounidense (translated)
Alberto Nadal, economic spokesperson of the PP, criticizes that Spain is the second-to-last European country in public investment despite having record revenue and European funds, and advocates for measures that raise the productivity and wages of Spaniards. #EconomíaEspañola #InversiónPública #AumentoSalarios (translated)
Spain's GDP grew by 0.6% in the third quarter of 2026, exceeding expectations and marking a positive surprise for analysts and experts due to the unexpected increase in productivity, despite a disappointing Labor Force Survey. #PIB #EconomíaEspañola #CrecimientoEconómico (translated)
Airef has warned that the next government will need to adjust the budget to meet the spending limits set by Brussels, as Spain will breach its commitments this year. #AjustePresupuestario #Airef #EconomíaEspaña (translated)
The yields on Spanish Treasury bonds reach maximum levels in more than two years, exceeding 3%, after the placement of 6.423.5 million euros, despite the persistent economic and political uncertainty. #DeudaPública #LetrasDelTesoro #EconomíaEspaña (translated)
The Spanish Public Treasury has increased the profitability of six and twelve-month bills, reaching its highest level since 2024, in an auction where 6.423.5 million euros have been placed. #LetrasDelTesoro #Rentabilidad #EconomíaEspaña (translated)
Investment in infrastructure in Spain is at levels not seen in 36 years, despite a slight uptick after the 2008 crisis, and remains insufficient to ensure the proper maintenance of public facilities. #InversiónInfraestructuras #EconomíaEspaña #CrisisFinanciera (translated)
Household spending growth in Spain has halved due to high inflation, which threatens to further slow down GDP in a context where families are using their savings to maintain consumption. #Inflación #Consumo #EconomíaEspañola (translated)
The Spanish economy grew by 0.6% in the third quarter of 2026, driven by the strength of consumption and despite external challenges such as the conflict in Iran and rising energy prices, with a year-on-year acceleration of 2.7%. #EconomíaEspaña #CrecimientoEconómico #PIB (translated)
The debate about the impact of tourism on the Spanish economy intensifies with the increase in visitors, despite the accusations that this sector is responsible for problems such as housing shortages being unfounded. #TurismoSostenible #EconomíaEspañola #Vivienda (translated)
The unemployment rate in Spain rose to 10.18% in the third quarter of 2026, along with an increase in the active population to a historic record of 25,443,800 people. #Desemprego #EconomiaEspanhola #Emprego (translated)
Since Pedro Sánchez took office, households in Spain with severe material deprivation have increased by 40.7%, particularly affecting young families and reaching 7.6% of the total population. #Precariedad #EconomíaEspaña #PoderAdquisitivo (translated)
The article analyzes the evolution of inequality in Spain over the last 17 years, showing that, despite a significant GDP growth and a low unemployment rate, inequality indicators like the Gini Index and the relative 80/20 Income have reflected an improvement in recent years, contradicting the perception that the macro economy is doing well but the micro does not follow. #Desigualdad #EconomíaEspaña #PIB (translated)
