Spain is swimming against the tide in the global tsunami of public debt
El FMI pronostica que en cinco años el país rebajará de forma significativa su endeudamiento respecto al PIB y liderará el crecimiento en los países de mayor tamaño
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned about the growing public debt of developed countries during its autumn meeting. However, Spain stands out with a decreasing trend in this regard. According to the IMF, Spain's debt is expected to be 97% of its economy by 2026 and decrease to 89% by 2031. The IMF has also revised Spain's growth forecast upwards to 2.5% this year, making it the developed economy with the highest growth in 2026.
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