Logistical chaos and rising energy costs threaten industry: "Costs will be passed on to the consumer"
Logistical chaos and escalating energy prices are threatening various sectors of the Spanish industry, with concerns that these costs will ultimately be transferred to consumers.
PPE-rights axis on Trump's threats to Spain: this is how the EU divides
The European Union defends Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez against Donald Trump's threats regarding tariffs, despite a lack of support from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Spain Returns to the Insatiable Brick Era
The Spanish housing market is hitting new records, with prices now surpassing those during the previous real estate bubble.
The first Amazon factory in Spain and a huge investment of 5 billion for a town of 935 inhabitants: the backstory of Europe's largest technological investment
Amazon's significant investment in La Puebla de Híjar, a small Spanish town, is poised to transform the local economy amidst concerns from local leadership regarding the project's implications.
France envies the 'Spanish economic miracle'
French media expresses admiration and envy for Spain's strong economic growth, prompting discussions on potential reforms inspired by the Spanish model.
Spanish companies earned more money than ever last year: 71.118 billion euros
Spanish companies set a record profit of 71.118 billion euros in 2025, indicating strong market performance despite economic uncertainties.
Spanish Economy: How Migrants Revitalize the Economy
Migration has positively impacted Spain's economy, leading to growth and historically low unemployment rates, although some issues remain unresolved.
Necklaces, rings, and earrings with fewer carats: how the gold surge will change the display cases of Spanish jewelers
The rising price of gold is forcing Spanish jewelers to adapt by offering items with lower carat weight due to decreasing profit margins and slowing sales.
Josep Maria Recasens: 'Spain has examples of how Europe can act with China'
Josep Maria Recasens, a prominent figure in the automotive industry, emphasizes the need for Europe to adopt similar regulations for China in the automotive sector during his speech at the VI Anfac Forum.
Telefónica sells its historic stake in BBVA for over 600 million
Telefónica has sold its remaining 0.7% stake in BBVA for 608 million euros, marking a significant financial maneuver amid ongoing restructuring efforts.
Economy will relaunch the product that allows saving 5,000 euros a year and not paying taxes on its earnings
The Spanish government plans to revive a savings product that enables individuals to save up to 5,000 euros annually without tax on the gains, aiming to channel investments towards European business projects.
Cuerpo aims to reduce unemployment below 8% to alleviate inequality
The Spanish Minister of Economy aims to lower unemployment below 8% to address inequality, citing the high youth unemployment rate and the challenge of housing.
Spanish bank deposits do not even cover the increase in the cost of living: the few that are signed pay 1.6%
Spanish bank deposits are failing to keep pace with inflation, with very few long-term offers exceeding a rate of 1.6%.
Carlos Cuerpo rules out attempting to go to the European Central Bank in the accelerated distribution of positions in the EU: "I will not run"
Spanish Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo has announced he will not seek a position in the European Central Bank's executive board, instead opting to support a national candidate.
The Cuban Government's Debt to Spanish Companies Averages at Least 300 Million Euros
The Cuban government owes at least 300 million euros to Spanish companies, amidst an unprecedented economic crisis in Cuba exacerbated by the U.S. embargo.
Cuerpo now denies a confrontation with Italy after the Government accused Meloni of undermining the basic principles of the EU
Spain's Economy Minister, Carlos Cuerpo, denied any conflict with Italy, emphasizing a shared agenda despite recent tensions following accusations by the Spanish government regarding Italy's EU principles.
Spanish debt falls to 100.8% of GDP, its lowest level since before the pandemic
Spain's public debt has decreased to 100.8% of GDP, the lowest since before the pandemic, despite a historical absolute figure of €1.7 trillion.
Sánchez announces that the sovereign fund will finance the construction of 15,000 homes per year
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced that a new sovereign fund will finance the construction of 15,000 affordable homes annually, mobilizing €23 billion for this initiative.
Why Are There No Houses? The Housing Paradox
This article discusses the current paradox in the Spanish housing market, focusing on the obstacles to housing construction despite rising prices.
Sánchez clashes with Meloni for calling a pre-summit meeting before the EU summit
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed disapproval of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's pre-summit meeting with other European leaders, leading to tensions between the two leaders.
Spanish entrepreneurs find themselves trapped in Cuba's dead end
Spanish companies in Cuba report severe difficulties in maintaining business operations due to electricity and fuel shortages amidst an economic crisis.
The secrets of Massimo Dutti, the 'relatively cheap' brand where Caputo shops: dressing European queens, an unexpected origin, and its milestone in New York
The article discusses how Argentine Economy Minister Luis Caputo, along with several European royals, favors the Spanish brand Massimo Dutti, highlighting the brand’s unexpected origins and recent public attention due to Caputo's remarks during a TV interview.
Children and adolescents are the losers in the Spanish economy
One in three minors in Spain lives below the poverty threshold, a situation that is becoming chronic.
Spanish giant companies head towards the US and UK due to obstacles in the EU
Major Spanish companies are prioritizing expansion into the US and UK due to frustrations with bureaucracy and slow progress in the European market.
Spanish banking sector achieves another record profit, earning 34 billion euros in 2025
The major Spanish banks reported a combined net profit of 34 billion euros for 2025, marking a 7.0% increase from the previous year's profits of 31.7 billion euros.
Industry strengthens the Auto+ Plan with 40 million for SMEs and self-employed individuals
The Spanish government announced new support of up to 7,500 euros for small businesses to renew their fleets with electrified vehicles and launched a new 330 million euro line for industry decarbonization.
Pedro Sanchez: I am the Prime Minister of Spain.. This is why the West needs migrants
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez defends migrant integration policies as not only a humanitarian choice but also an essential economic and demographic necessity for the survival of Western societies.
Spanish youth face a discouraging economic outlook
Spanish young people, like 21-year-old Pol Cuevas, express concern over rising costs and economic challenges as they navigate their futures with limited financial resources.
Spain plans to ban credits and cards activated without the express consent of the customer
The Spanish Ministry of Economy is preparing a draft law to prohibit any granting of credit without the express consent of the consumer, aiming to stop financial practices that create undue economic pressure on clients.
Keys about Spain's new sovereign fund: 10.5 billion and nine key sectors focusing on housing
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced a significant new sovereign fund aimed at mobilizing 120 billion euros, particularly focusing on nine key sectors including housing.
The Treasury sells 6.077 billion and keeps the yields of the anchored bills at 2%
The Spanish Treasury successfully sold 6.077 billion euros, maintaining yields on anchored bills at 2% despite high market tensions.
The Value of Jordi Sevilla
Jordi Sevilla is one of the few post-PP politicians who speaks out, gaining merit for his willingness to advocate despite facing significant challenges.
In Madrid, Mitsotakis: Meeting with Sánchez against the backdrop of European challenges
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visits Madrid for a meeting with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, marking the first visit by a Greek Prime Minister to Spain in 13 years, with a focus on strengthening bilateral relations in the economy and trade.
Housing extends mortgage guarantees to 2027 but without measures to facilitate their granting
The Spanish government has extended mortgage guarantees until 2027, despite having only approved 9,125 operations out of a target of 50,000 due to rising new housing prices reaching a record high.
Ramón Laguarta, the most powerful Spanish executive in the US: 'Cost reduction is a necessary condition for PepsiCo to grow'
PepsiCo CEO Ramón Laguarta discusses a new agreement with Elliott Management aimed at enhancing growth and profitability amid recent factory closures and job cuts.
The Government Will Keep the Minimum Wage Above 60% of the Average Salary by Increasing It with October's CPI, the Highest of 2025
The Spanish Ministry of Labor announced plans to increase the minimum wage by 3.1% in 2026, exceeding the previous policy of aligning it with 60% of the average salary.
Thousands of Employees and a Shrinking Million-Dollar Bet: What Spanish Companies Stand to Gain in Venezuela
Spanish multinational companies have invested heavily in Venezuela since the late 1990s, but an ongoing economic and political crisis has undermined their expected returns.
The Spanish economy loses momentum amid a minefield
Spain's economy is slowing down due to reduced tourism and the end of European funds, facing challenges from international instability and political deadlock.
Urgent Reversal
The editorial criticizes the current Spanish government's policies, calling for an urgent reversal of its course due to perceived damage to the democratic society and economic challenges despite favorable macroeconomic indicators.
The Spanish Stock Market Rises to the Podium
Spain's stock market posted a historic gain of around 50% on the Ibex, marking a significant recovery and investor confidence in the country's economy.
The Government initiates the processing of the savings account that will allow individuals to group their investments
The Spanish government is working on a new savings account aimed at encouraging individuals to invest in the stock market and other assets rather than keeping their money in low-yield bank accounts.
Economy designs a bank account for Spaniards to invest their savings in European strategic autonomy
The Spanish Ministry of Economy is preparing to launch a bank account that allows Spaniards to invest their savings in Europe's productive sector, aligning with the strategy to enhance the continent's strategic autonomy and progress towards a long-awaited Union of Savings and Investments among the EU member states.
How health technology impacts the economy... beyond health
The healthcare technology sector ensures access to quality medical equipment for professionals and patients, significantly contributing 1.13% to the GDP, according to the Spanish Federation of Healthcare Technology Companies.
The unemployment rate for those over 55 years old surpasses that of the younger unemployed for the first time
For the first time, the unemployment rate for individuals over 55 has surpassed that of younger workers aged 25 to 54, revealing a shift in the labor market dynamics according to a study by Fundación BBVA and Ivie.
Government Accelerates Reform of Financing Ahead of 2026 Electoral Cycle and Partner Pressure
The Spanish government is fast-tracking reforms to the regional financing model, aiming to address public service funding challenges ahead of the 2026 election cycle and pressure from coalition partners.
Bank delinquency falls to 2.8%, the lowest rate since the real estate bubble
Spanish bank delinquency dropped to 2.84% in October, the lowest level in 17 years, as credit balances increased and unpaid loans decreased.