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Spain's Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo.
Spain’s New SIALP Financia Europa: Invest Up to €10,000 a Year with Potential Tax Benefits

19 oct 2026

Spain’s new SIALP Financia Europa raises the annual investment limit to €10,000, with tax-free returns after five years for eligible investors.

A protest encampment fills Madrid's Puerta del Sol square as public outrage grows over the high-profile eviction of Maricarmen Abascal.
Spain Economy October 2026: Sánchez Calls Snap Election Over Housing Crisis as Inflation Hits 4.9%

5 oct 2026

Spain’s Prime Minister Sánchez calls a snap election after Congress rejects housing measures. Meanwhile, Spaniards feel good about their finances but remain pessimistic about the economy.

A window glass with the words "Agencia Tributaria".
Spain Still Hasn’t Approved the €85,000 VAT Exemption for Self-Employed After EU Pressure

10 sept 2026

Spain has backed a proposal for a €85,000 VAT exemption for autónomos, but the measure is not law and VAT still applies in Spain. See what changed in 2026.

European Central Bank symbol outside its headquarters.
ECB Raises Interest Rates: What It Means for Mortgages, Savings and Loans in Spain

10 sept 2026

The ECB raises interest rates to 2.50%. See what higher rates mean for mortgages, Euribor, savings accounts, loans and businesses in Spain.

Bumper-to-bumper highway traffic on a motorway during peak summer travel.
Spain Economy September 2026: Inflation Jumps to 4.3% as Energy Prices Surge

3 sept 2026

Spain's inflation rose to 4.3% in August 2026 as energy costs climbed. Explore updates on Spain's GDP growth, employment trends, and ECB interest rates.

Spanish firefighter drags a hose to fight a wildfire in western Madrid, Spain
Spain Economy Update August 2026: Energy Shock Returns, but Spain's Economy Stays on Course

7 ago 2026

Spain Economy Update August 2026: Energy prices push inflation higher as GDP, jobs and tourism remain strong, with the solar eclipse boosting tourism.

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