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Published on: 09/30/2026 - 4:25 p.m.

Emmanuel Macron's state visit to Spain is also an opportunity to strengthen economic exchanges between the two countries. While Spain is showing solid growth when several European economies are experiencing more difficulties, how can we explain this good health? Jesus Castillo, economist at Natixis, was our guest to provide some answers. According to him, one of the key factors is the weight of the Spanish domestic market, which makes the country less exposed to global economic shocks. Spanish migration policy also seems to be paying off.

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