The Spanish economy caps off a remarkable 2024 by being responsible for 40% of all GDP growth in the eurozone [Video]

SPAIN is set to account for 40% of all economic growth in the eurozone after a near-miraculous 2024 that has left traditional heavyweights Germany and France trailing in its wake.

Fresh data from the Bank of Spain reveals the country’s economy will expand by a robust 3% in 2024, nearly four times the Eurozone average of 0.8%.

The dramatic transformation has seen Spain’s GDP growth outstrip its larger European neighbors, despite representing just 10% of the Eurozone’s total economic output.

It makes a stark contrast to Spain’s position during the 2012-2014 financial crisis, with the country now leading rather than lagging behind its European counterparts in economic performance.

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Just ten years on in 2023 and Spain’s GDP growth was nearly seven times the Eurozone average, and forecasts for 2024 suggest …