Spain’s economy likely to slow after general election

The Spanish economy looks set to slow slightly as the effect of last year’s fiscal stimulus fades and weak growth elsewhere in the euro-zone takes a toll. That said, it will still probably be one of the region’s best performers this year. April’s general election is unlikely to prompt a change to our forecasts.

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