Spain faces an uphill battle to ease markets’ fears

The latest ratings downgrade of Spanish Government debt has triggered a new wave of concern in the markets. While Spain’s problems are far less acute than those of Greece, the Government still faces a tough task to convince the markets that it can return the public finances to a stable footing.

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