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Will further political uncertainty in Spain derail the recovery?

If Spain’s upcoming election returns an anti-austerity coalition to power then there would probably be an immediate rise in government bond yields. But whatever the result, much-needed reforms are unlikely to be enacted, growth will slow and borrowing costs could ultimately rise.

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