MADRID (Reuters) – Despite the political standstill since the December elections, the research service of BBVA (MC ratified on Wednesday its forecast that the Spanish economy will grow by 2, 7 percent in 2016 and 2017.
“in the second quarter the economy could link four consecutive quarters with GDP growth of around 0.8 percent (3.2 percent annualized), which would provide a positive bias forecasts for 2016, “it said.
the projections announced Wednesday include upward bias in 2016 and the low in 2017.
in addition, the entity indicates that the cumulative growth could have been up to 8 tenths higher if there had not been “increasing uncertainty about economic policy observed between January and April.”
in this regard, BBVA recommends implementing ambitious reforms to increase the potential
growth bank analysts believe that the growth rate could allow the creation of around one million jobs in two years.
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