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The Spanish economy will maintain its expansion in 2026 and 2027 with GDP growth of 2.4%, driven by tourism, immigration, and public policies. However, geopolitical uncertainty and structural challenges will generate a heterogeneous impact across the different autonomous communities.

The section presents the annual forecasts derived from recent economic analyses. It allows selecting the desired geography to view specific data, highlighting the information available for the Eurozone, as well as the published projections regarding raw materials.

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The Digitization Index (DiGiX) assesses the infrastructure, the level of adoption, and the institutional and market conditions that allow a country or region to take full advantage of information and communication technologies. It includes 17 Spanish regions and 99 countries, with comparable information available for 2019.

The economy of Cantabria grew 3.2% in 2017 and will moderate its growth rate to 2.8% in 2018 and 2.6% in 2019. It will create around 10,000 jobs until the end of 2019, although some risks are more likely now than a few months ago. The level of absolute and per capita GDP will recover, but the challenge is to create more and better employment.