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Can the Spanish economy keep its place in the sun?

Spain is set to remain the fastest growing of the major euro-zone economies for the next few quarters. But while the economy’s fundamentals have improved, the recent impressive growth rates also rest on factors that may soon start to fade. Given that the recovery is more fragile than it looks, it could be derailed if a weak government emerges from the general election at the end of the year.

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