Spain’s economy had been set for a bright 2021 as the vaccine offered hope of a bumper summer tourism season. But the poor start to the rollout means that is now looking less likely. Moreover, the pandemic has exposed structural weaknesses that we think will hamper the subsequent pace of GDP growth.
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