MADRID (Reuters) -Spain's economic growth accelerated in the second quarter, slightly exceeding expectations and further widening the gap with euro zone peers whose growth remains sluggish at best.

Spain's National Statistics Institute (INE) on Friday revised the country's 2024 gross domestic product growth rate upward to 3.5% from an original 3.2% after computing final data. INE also revised ...

The Spanish Economy Ministry is set on Tuesday to raise its gross domestic product growth target for this year above the current 2.4 per cent, Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo said, in stark contrast ...

Pedestrians stand next to piled-up cars following deadly floods in Sedavi in the eastern Valencia region of Spain - Copyright AFP Jose Jordan Pedestrians stand next ...

The iShares MSCI Spain ETF surged in 2025, driven by attractive valuations, an improved earnings outlook for financial stocks, and a stronger EUR. Looking ahead to 2026, the return outlook for EWP ...

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Spain's economy grew 2.6% in the third quarter, faster than an 2% initial estimate, driven by household consumption that was also revised higher by the INE statistics institute, although annual growth ...