According to the last economic perspectives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Spanish economy will grow by 2.5 % in 2025, two tenths more than planned above.
Spain is the only one of the major European economies fought by reducing predictions of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) after analysis of the impact of the Commercial War initiated by the United States.
The latest report of IMF Economic PerspectivesPublished on Tuesday, it includes the rise of two tenths that have already been advanced for Spain, head of European growth, with an expected progress of 2.5 %, although with the tendency to slow down and match the average of the region in 2026.
On the contrary, the IMF cuts the predictions of Germany, France and Italywithin the Euro area, and also those of the United KingdomThat 1.1 %will continue, half a point under the last prognosis.
This year, Germany will continue to stagnate with a growth gaming, although it is an improvement with regard to the contraction that was registered in 2024, while for France and Italy the progress of 0.6 and 0.4 %are planned, which in both cases will be lower than those registered in 2024.
The prediction for US It suffers a hard nine tenth correction compared to the prediction of January, up to 1.8 % in 2025 and four tenths for next year, to 1.7 %. China It will also grow less. In particular, the IMF has assessed the expected growth for China, which will be 4 % this year compared to 4.6 % in January, while next year the Chinese GDP will also increase by 4 %, half a percentage point less.
Source: EITB
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