Outlook 2015: challenges and opportunities for Spanish companies

The debate was moderated by journalist Fernando González Urbaneja and in which they have participated María Muñoz, Financial Advisor at AndBank Spain, Miquel Roig, EU Correspondent for the newspaper Expansión y David Cano, General Director of Afi, Global Financial Investments.

 

 

 

The various analysts have agreed today that Spain has already begun to take off. There is uncertainty about the Ukraine conflict as well as despair over certain political situations, but the truth is that there is economic data that reveals encouraging prospects. The European Union is increasingly prepared for a hypothetical Greek exit from the euroNow there is more control over who holds the Greek debt.

 

 

 

They asserted that confidence in the economy is very important, as is the decrease in the unemployment rate, and therefore believe that "Spain is doing well." They consider themselves optimistic about the national economy.  It will benefit from the drop in oil prices. They don't know if  Spain will grow or not, and yes, whether it will do so at a rate of 2% or 2,5%. Other important positive factors include the depreciation of the euro and the expansionary monetary policy announced by the ECB, he said.