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Fuel prices in Madrid reach two-year high — what’s next

Inflation in Spain Rises to 3.3 Percent Energy Surge and New Risks. In March 2026, inflation in Spain reached a two-year high, surpassing analysts’ forecasts. The main driver was a sharp increase in fuel and energy prices amid the conflict in Iran. Authorities are responding urgently, and both families and businesses are already feeling the impact

Fuel prices in Madrid hit a two-year high what comes next

Inflation in Spain accelerates to 3.3 percent energy shock and new risks. In March 2026, inflation in Spain reached its highest level in two years, surpassing analysts’ forecasts. The main cause was a sharp increase in fuel and energy prices amid the conflict in Iran. Authorities are responding urgently and both families and businesses are already feeling the consequences

New tax deductions introduced and rates adjusted

Record Revenues How the New Income Tax Return Shifted Spain’s Budget Balance. A short tax return campaign begins in Spain With new deductions and rate changes rising income tax revenues are transforming the national budget

How the conflict is affecting mortgage rates in March

Sharp euríbor surge puts Spanish mortgage payments at risk of increase. In March, euríbor recorded its largest rise in three years. This directly affects mortgage payments in Spain. The new conditions could impact the finances of thousands of families.

Rising prices in Spain fresh forecasts and unexpected risks

Bank of Spain warns of possible inflation jump to 6% amid Middle East crisis. Spain is discussing a potential inflation rise to 6% as energy market instability grows. Experts highlight how events in the Middle East are affecting the national economy.

How the war in Iran affects prices in Spain

Sharp rise in inflation in Spain March records unexpected figures. In March, inflation in Spain reached 3.3%. The reason is higher fuel prices linked to the conflict in Iran. This is the most significant increase in the last two years.

Sudden hike in rates puts Spanish mortgages at risk

Sharp jump as daily euríbor nears 3 percent for first time in two years. In Spain, the euríbor surged in a day to its highest level since September 2024. This will raise loan costs and force many families to reconsider their plans. Reasons and consequences are detailed in our report.

Billions of euros: who will benefit from government aid

State Anti-Crisis Shield Who Will Receive Billions in Support. Spain allocates 5 billion euros for anti-crisis measures. The government’s decisions affect various groups in society. It is important to understand who will truly benefit from the new initiatives.

How the war impacts prices and loans in Spain

Fuel Price Surge and Inflation How the Eastern Mediterranean Conflict Impacts Spain. The war in the Eastern Mediterranean has triggered a spike in fuel prices in Spain. This is already affecting inflation and loan costs. Authorities and experts are discussing possible measures and risks for the economy.

Qué pasa con los precios en España: datos actualizados de agosto

Inflation in Spain Remained at 2.7% in August, While Core Inflation Rose. In August 2025, the annual growth rate of consumer prices in Spain remained at 2.7%. At the same time, core inflation rose to 2.4%, reaching its highest level since April. Experts note the influence of fuel, food, and electricity prices on the overall trend.

Alquiler en España: ¿qué les espera a inquilinos y propietarios en 2025?

How Rental Housing Costs Are Changing in Spain in 2025: Calculation by IPC Index. In 2025, new regulations for rent indexation continue to apply in Spain. We explain how rent increases are calculated using the Consumer Price Index (IPC), what legal limits have been set, and how these changes affect the real estate market.

¿Por qué la inflación en España es más alta que en la eurozona?

Eurozone Inflation Held at 2% in July; Price Growth Accelerates in Spain. In July 2025, inflation in the eurozone remained steady at 2%, meeting the target set by the European Central Bank. Meanwhile, inflation in Spain rose to 2.7%, widening the gap with the overall European rate. We analyze the factors driving price dynamics in the country.