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Bank of Spain9 October 2026Intervención D.G. Economía

Directorate General Economics. Macroeconomic projections for Spain. Third quarter of 2026

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Presentation by the Director General of Economics, David López Salido, of Spain's macroeconomic projections for the third quarter of 2026. The war and higher energy prices raise uncertainty, but activity is holding up: indicators point to GDP growth of around 0.6% quarter on quarter in Q3, and 2026 growth is revised up.

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Households, firms and public finances; a reference for investors.

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The Bank of Spain, which studies the country's economy, thinks Spain keeps growing despite the war and higher energy prices: it estimates 0.6% growth in the third quarter and raises its forecast for 2026. Energy support lowers inflation a little this year, but widens the gap between what the state spends and what it takes in.
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