Spain's market pulse is shaped by euro zone inflation picking up again, which puts pressure on the ECB and keeps bond yields a live concern for Spanish borrowers. Madrid is leaning
Spain's market pulse is shaped by euro zone inflation picking up again, which puts pressure on the ECB and keeps bond yields a live concern for Spanish borrowers. Madrid is leaning on domestic cushions, capping gas tariff rises and extending fuel tax cuts while a sweeping housing decree lands amid ongoing protests. Politically, Spain and France are aligning on welcoming the UK back toward the EU and strengthening trade defenses against China, a move with implications for Spanish industry.
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