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Jesus Castillo ...

Justine GRENON

No blackout for the Spanish growth

Spain's GDP growth slightly slowed down in Q1 2025 to +0.6% QoQ. It remained robust in an adverse environment. Domestic demand factors explains most of this development. In the upcoming quarters, we expect growth to remain strong although slightly slower.

29/04/2025 1 EN

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Jesus Castillo

Justine GRENON

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No blackout for the Spanish growth

Will silver keep outperforming gold?

Buy EnBW 1 7/8 2033 vs. sell RWE 0 5/8 2031

Mid-year Outlook 2025 - "The summer will be hot, the autumn too."

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