La deuda pública se sitúa en 1,668 billones al cierre del primer trimestre, el 103,5% del PIB

Public sector debt in Spain stood at €1.668 trillion in the first quarter, equivalent to 103.5% of GDP. This represents a decrease of 2.8 percentage points compared to the same period in 2024, with an annual growth rate of 3.3%. Central administration debt reached €1.533 trillion, accounting for 95.1% of GDP and growing by 3.9% annually. Regional governments' debt amounted to €338 billion, representing 21% of GDP with a 2.8% annual increase. Local corporation debt decreased by 1.3% annually, while social security debt grew by 8.6% to €126 billion. Long-term debt instruments dominate the structure, representing 94.7% of total debt, with long-term securities making up 85.2%. Short-term instruments account for only 5.3%, with an annual increase of 9.3%. Conversely, long-term loans decreased by 4.6% annually. This data reflects Spain's public finance health and its compliance with EU fiscal rules. It demonstrates how government borrowing patterns evolve over time, providing insights into debt sustainability and fiscal policy effectiveness. The information is crucial for understanding economic stability and public sector management.

Source: bolsamania.com
Published on 2025-06-14

La deuda pública se sitúa en 1,668 billones al cierre del primer trimestre, el 103,5% del PIB

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