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In a context marked by the uncertainty generated by the tariff tensions, a topic to which we devote several articles, in this Monthly Report we update the economic forecast scenario for 2025 and 2026. We also review the forecasts for the Spanish real estate market, which is in the midst of a boom, and evaluate the economic recovery of the province of Valencia six months after the floods.

https://www.caixabankresearch.com/en/monthly-report/501/june-2025/informe-mensual-june-2025-num-501

In this article we use a novel approach to analyse the potential of Spanish renters who could afford to buy a property. For Spain as a whole, we estimate that around 49% of renters have a high enough income to purchase a home. However, only 13% have the necessary savings. While there are significant differences between provinces and municipalities, in all regions it is clear that insufficient savings capacity is the main constraint faced by renters to buying their own home.

https://www.caixabankresearch.com/en/sectoral-analysis/real-estate/buy-or-rent-question-income-particularly-savings-capacity

The citrus fruit sector is one of the most important in the Spanish agrifood system and a leading player in international export markets. Its production structure is typically atomised, making it more difficult to modernise the farms, and the sector has some important challenges to tackle. In particular, strong competition from non-EU countries at a time when production costs are rising sharply, accentuated by a prolonged drought and the war in Ukraine. In any case, the figures suggest that Spain’s citrus production continues to be the most competitive in the world, thanks to its hard-won reputation as a product of the highest quality produced under the strictest health standards.

https://www.caixabankresearch.com/en/sectoral-analysis/agrifood/citrus-fruit-leading-sector-despite-complicated-context

Disruptions in global supply chains, present in markets since the end of 2020 due to the reactivation of demand after the worst phases of the pandemic, and later due to the effects of the war in Ukraine and the persistence of COVID-19 in Asia, affected activity in some manufacturing branches throughout the second half of 2021 and, above all, in 2022. In some sectors, the most intense episodes of difficulties for international trade forced production to be cut back on an ad hoc basis, or even to come to a halt. Logically, those industries most dependent on imports of raw materials and/or intermediate goods for their production processes, as well as those with greater complexity in their value chains, suffered the most.

https://www.caixabankresearch.com/en/sectoral-analysis/industry/shock-bottlenecks-spanish-industry

En el último podcast del verano, Clàudia Canals detalla la revisión del escenario macroeconómico de CaixaBank Research, que recogemos en el Informe Mensual de julio y que se resume en un menor crecimiento del PIB y en mayores tasas de inflación en un gran número de economías, especialmente en las avanzadas.

https://www.caixabankresearch.com/en/podcast/economics-markets/recent-developments/revision-del-escenario-economico-menor-crecimiento-y

Clàudia Canals da la bienvenida al otoño en este nuevo podcast de CaixaBank Research, en el que resume los principales mensajes del Informe Mensual de septiembre. Pese a no haber llevado a cabo cambios en nuestras previsiones económicas este mes, estamos en plena revisión del escenario, en el que se plantean menores tasas de crecimiento económico, mayor inflación y un ritmo de subidas de tipos de interés más acelerado.

https://www.caixabankresearch.com/en/podcast/economics-markets/recent-developments/escenario-macrofinanciero-vendra

Ricard Murillo toma el relevo a Clàudia Canals al frente del podcast de CaixaBank Research y nos explica las claves del Informe Mensual de noviembre, a la vez que desgrana los principales mensajes del dossier de Perspectivas 2023. También dedica una mención especial al nuevo portal “Economía en tiempo real”, que permite monitorizar de forma instantánea la situación de la economía española, a partir de datos internos y técnicas big data.

https://www.caixabankresearch.com/en/podcast/economics-markets/recent-developments/repaso-coyuntura-y-perspectivas-2023