Link Securities | The Bank of Spain (BdE) published on Monday that the debt of the Public Administrations as a whole increased by 1.5% in June compared to May, an increase equivalent to €24,769 million, to €1.624 billion, which is a new all-time record. According to the BdE, using nominal GDP for the last four quarters, the debt-to-GDP ratio stood at 108.2% at the end of 1H2024. According to the…
CdM | The debt of Spanish public enterprises that do not form part of the general government sector and are therefore not included in the EDP debt stood at 2.8% of GDP at the end of 2023, the same level as the previous year, according to data from the Bank of Spain. In nominal terms, the variation represented an increase of €3 billion, to €40,657.2 million, and was mainly concentrated…
Banca March: The Bank of Spain warns that public debt will soar in the medium and long term in the absence of a consolidation plan. At the end of 2023, the debt ratio was 107.7% of GDP and a structural deficit balance (excluding the cyclical part) of -3.7%. In the absence of fiscal policies, debt would reach 108% in 2026 and 120% in 2024. The institution estimates that, with an…
BancaMarch: Spain’s public debt continues to grow. Public debt closed June at €1.569 trillion, reaching record highs, above the levels seen during the pandemic, according to data published by the Bank of Spain. The increase in debt is a consequence of lower revenues and higher expenses derived from the war in Ukraine and the pandemic. The difference with respect to the previous month amounts to €26.93 billion. If we compare…
It has been revealed this week that Spain’s public debt has exceeded 100% of GDP for the first time, reaching 1.095 billion euros. According to the Bank of Spain, this figure represents about 101% of GDP. Almost at the same time, Bloomberg published a graph showing that this level had not been seen since 1909, as well as the level of debt during the Spanish Civil War. With just one month to go to new elections in Spain is this graph oportunistic?