スペインの国立統計院(el Instituto nacional de Estadistica)は、スペインの2013年1月ー3月国内総生産(GDP)は、-0'5%減少。年間ではー2'0%の減少と発表
El INE confirma que el PIB se contrajo otro 0,5% en el primer trimestre
La economía española enlaza siete trimestres en retroceso por el desplome del consumo
En tasa anual, el descenso del PIB llega ya al 2%, como adelantó el Banco de España
Alejandro Bolaños Madrid 30 ABR 2013 - 10:50 CE
The INE confirms that GDP shrank another 0.5% in the first quarter
The Spanish economy uses seven quarters in decline by the collapse of consumption
Annual rate, the decline in GDP and reaches 2%, as anticipated, the Bank of Spain
Alejandro Bolaños Madrid 30 ABR 2013 - 10:50 CET
The National Statistics Institute has confirmed on Tuesday that GDP fell another 0.5% in the first quarter, three tenths less than in the final months of 2012, as the Bank of Spain forward. The second recession in four years and seven consecutive quarters chains with declining economic activity, a period and as extensive as that of the Great Recession of 2008-2009, a period in which falls were more intense. In the annual comparison, the decline in the value added generated by the economy now accounts for 2%.
The Bank of Spain and predicted last week that GDP would have fallen by 0.5% in the first quarter. In its economic bulletin, the supervisory body blamed this setback, again, the behavior of domestic demand. According to their estimates, the decline in private consumption was much less intense than in the fourth quarter of 2012, when the quarterly rate contracted by 1.9%.
The fall is three tenths less than the final stretch of 2012, the worst of this recession
The supervisor warned that the apparent improvement is that compared to a quarter in which household spending was affected by the removal of officials bonus and the collapse in purchases of durable goods, which are had expected to overcome the increase in VAT, effective from September.
The lower weak demand was noticeable also in imports, with declines in the first quarter will be about 0.5%, much lower than in the final stretch of 2012. Being much less the cut in a game that remains to GDP, so is the contribution of the external sector, exports, starting sum, have recovered, as estimated by the Bank of Spain, but very weak.
Failing that INE confirm this first estimate later this month, the start of the year fit the new government forecast for 2013 Mariano Rajoy, who on Friday had rectified the prognosis remained until a few weeks ago (-0, 5%), to bring it closer to the predictions of international organizations and independent experts (-1.3%). Even so, it remains one of the most optimistic and, to be fulfilled, the quarterly rate of GDP should continue to improve to reflect a stagnant economy, but already out of recession at the end of the year.
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