Il PIL cresce in Spagna dello 0,7% nel secondo trimestre, in crescita di un decimo di un punto percentuale e mantiene la sua crescita di un anno in anno al 2,8%

>*The Spanish economy grew by 0.7% in the second quarter of the year, one tenth more than in the previous quarter, and maintained its year-on-year growth at 2.8%, a rate similar to that recorded between January and March, according to National Accounts data published on Tuesday by the National Statistics Institute (INE).*

>*The Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Business has assessed that these figures released by the INE certify “the dynamism” of the Spanish economy. “This growth is driven by domestic demand, with the pull of consumption and investment, in a scenario of weak exports of goods due to international uncertainty,” said the department headed by Carlos Cuerpo.*

>*In addition, hourly productivity continues to advance in the second quarter of 2025 (0.5%), “in a context of strong job creation, which confirms the robustness of Spain’s economic model,” the Ministry praised.*

>*“Spain continues to lead growth among the major economies of the eurozone and will once again be the fastest growing in 2025, without macroeconomic imbalances, in a context of moderate international growth and high uncertainty,” the Economy Ministry said.*

**The Spanish economy grew by 0.7% in the second quarter of the year, one tenth more than in the previous quarter**, and maintained its year-on-year growth at 2.8%, a rate similar to that recorded between January and March, according to National Accounts data published on Tuesday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE).

According to the breakdown of figures from Statistics, domestic demand contributed 0.9 points to quarter-on-quarter growth in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP), while external demand had a negative contribution of 0.1 points.

For its part, **domestic demand contributed 3.4 points to the year-on-year growth of the Spanish economy in the second quarter, but external demand had a negative contribution of 0.6 points.**

The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business has assessed that these figures released by the INE certify “the dynamism” of the Spanish economy. “This growth is led by domestic demand, with the pull of consumption and investment, in a scenario of weakness in exports of goods due to international uncertainty,” said the Department headed by Carlos Cuerpo.

Specifically, in the second quarter compared to the previous quarter, household final consumption expenditure increased by 0.8% and gross capital formation (investment) registered a variation of 2.1%. On the other hand, consumption expenditure by the General Government presented a negative rate of 0.1%.

According to the Ministry, national demand maintains the upward trend supported mainly by household consumption, which reflects “the strength of the labour market and the increase in purchasing power”.

In addition, hourly productivity continues to advance in the second quarter of 2025 (0.5%), “in a context of strong job creation, which confirms the robustness of Spain’s economic model”, the Ministry has extolled.

“Spain continues to lead growth among the main economies of the euro area and will once again be the fastest growing in 2025, without macroeconomic imbalances, in a context of moderate international growth and high uncertainty,” Economía said.

Don’t follow the hype our debt is spiralling and we have so much redundant administrations. The president is involved in 10+ corruption scandals salaries are low rent is very high…

Spain GDP might be on track to pass Russian GDP at this rate