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                	<title>SEFO - SPANISH AND INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC &amp; FINANCIAL OUTLOOK</title>
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						<title>Recent key developments in the area of Spanish financial regulation</title>
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						<author>Prepared by the Regulation and Research Department of the Spanish Confederation of Savings Banks (CECA)</author>
						<category>2025 budget</category>
						<link>http://www.sefofuncas.com/Fiscal-sustainability-in-Spain-and-Europe-Navigating-a-new-landscape/Recent-key-developments-in-the-area-of-Spanish-financial-regulation-15-5</link>
						<pubDate>octubre - 2026</pubDate>
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						<title>Social Indicators</title>
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						<author></author>
						<category>2025 budget</category>
						<link>http://www.sefofuncas.com/Fiscal-sustainability-in-Spain-and-Europe-Navigating-a-new-landscape/<p>Social-Indicators</p></link>
						<pubDate>octubre - 2026</pubDate>
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						<title>Spain&amp;rsquo;s expenditure overshoot raises adjustment pressures for 2027</title>
						<description>Net primary expenditure grew 4.8% in 2025 and is on track for 4.7% in 2026, both well above the pathway Spain committed to under its Medium-Term Fiscal-Structural Plan. The defence and energy-crisis escape clauses keep Spain within its 2026 deficit limit by a narrow margin, but a 0.3% of GDP adjustment, worth around 5.3 billion euros, still remains for 2027.</description>
						<author>Desiderio Romero-Jordán</author>
						<category>Public finances</category>
						<link>http://www.sefofuncas.com/Fiscal-sustainability-in-Spain-and-Europe-Navigating-a-new-landscape/Spains-expenditure-overshoot-raises-adjustment-pressures-for-2027</link>
						<pubDate>octubre - 2026</pubDate>
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						<title>Economic Indicators</title>
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						<author></author>
						<category>2025 budget</category>
						<link>http://www.sefofuncas.com/Fiscal-sustainability-in-Spain-and-Europe-Navigating-a-new-landscape/<p>Economic-Indicators</p></link>
						<pubDate>octubre - 2026</pubDate>
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						<title>Spain&amp;prime;s fiscal policy after three&amp;nbsp;years of budget rollovers</title>
						<description>Spain has operated under a rolled-over budget since 2023,&amp;nbsp;and yet State and Social Security spending have climbed 14%&amp;nbsp;and 20%, respectively, through a series of ad-hoc allocation&amp;nbsp;adjustments which have helped meet one-off contingencies and&amp;nbsp;investment targets funded from European funds. However, the&amp;nbsp;lack of comprehensive budgetary planning has tended to weaken&amp;nbsp;fiscal policy&amp;rsquo;s capacity to respond coherently to new priorities.</description>
						<author>Raymond Torres</author>
						<category>Spanish economy</category>
						<link>http://www.sefofuncas.com/Fiscal-sustainability-in-Spain-and-Europe-Navigating-a-new-landscape/Spains-fiscal-policy-after-three-years-of-budget-rollovers</link>
						<pubDate>octubre - 2026</pubDate>
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						<title>Spanish economic forecasts panel: September 2026</title>
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						<author>Funcas Economic Trends and Statistics Department</author>
						<category>2025 budget</category>
						<link>http://www.sefofuncas.com/Fiscal-sustainability-in-Spain-and-Europe-Navigating-a-new-landscape/Spanish-economic-forecasts-panel-September-2026</link>
						<pubDate>octubre - 2026</pubDate>
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						<title>Spain&amp;prime;s fiscal consolidation: Falling short of its economic momentum</title>
						<description>Spain comfortably outperformed its 2025 deficit and debt targets under the Medium-Term Fiscal-Structural Plan, supported by stronger-than-expected nominal growth; however, the fiscal adjustment linked to the committed expenditure path does not adjust to stronger economic performance, resulting in a structural consolidation effort that fell short of what would have been warranted by the improved macroeconomic environment. With spending pressures set to increase, a more ambitious adjustment will be needed in the years ahead.</description>
						<author>Diego Martínez-López</author>
						<category>Fiscal policy</category>
						<link>http://www.sefofuncas.com/Fiscal-sustainability-in-Spain-and-Europe-Navigating-a-new-landscape/Spains-fiscal-consolidation-Falling-short-of-its-economic-momentum</link>
						<pubDate>octubre - 2026</pubDate>
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						<title>Fiscal sustainability&amp;nbsp;in Spain and Europe:&amp;nbsp;Navigating a new&amp;nbsp;landscape</title>
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						<author>Letter from the Editors</author>
						<category>2025 budget</category>
						<link>http://www.sefofuncas.com/Fiscal-sustainability-in-Spain-and-Europe-Navigating-a-new-landscape/Fiscal-sustainability-in-Spain-and-Europe-Navigating-a-new-landscape</link>
						<pubDate>octubre - 2026</pubDate>
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						<title>Defence spending and debt sustainability: The euro area&amp;prime;s fiscal rules post 2024</title>
						<description>The EU&amp;prime;s new fiscal rules, in force since 2024, are already being tested by the need to finance higher defence spending and by a sharp rise in interest rates. The National Escape Clause carries a modest fiscal cost, but the framework&amp;prime;s debt sustainability analysis still rests on interest-rate assumptions that market developments have already overtaken.</description>
						<author>Daniel Gros</author>
						<category>Fiscal governance</category>
						<link>http://www.sefofuncas.com/Fiscal-sustainability-in-Spain-and-Europe-Navigating-a-new-landscape/Defence-spending-and-debt-sustainability-The-euro-areas-fiscal-rules-post-2024</link>
						<pubDate>octubre - 2026</pubDate>
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						<title>The supervisory review and evaluation process (SREP) over a decade on: Consolidation, integration and simplification</title>
						<description>The EBA&amp;rsquo;s revised SREP Guidelines bring ESG, emerging risks and operational resilience into the core of bank supervision, alongside new rules for third-country branches and other regulatory developments. The result is a more flexible framework that seeks to focus supervisory attention on the areas of greatest risk.</description>
						<author>Aitana Bryant, Andrea Blana and Jaime Morillo</author>
						<category>Banking supervision</category>
						<link>http://www.sefofuncas.com/Fiscal-sustainability-in-Spain-and-Europe-Navigating-a-new-landscape/The-supervisory-review-and-evaluation-process-SREP-over-a-decade-on-Consolidation-integration-and-simplification</link>
						<pubDate>octubre - 2026</pubDate>
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