The Banco de España Business Activity Survey: 2025 Q2

Rationale The Banco de España Business Activity Survey (EBAE) provides highly valuable, real-time information on a broad sample of Spanish firms’ turnover, employment, costs and prices. This helps to diagnose current economic developments. This edition included a specific module on the potential impact of US tariff policy on Spanish firms and the strategies they plan to implement in response. Takeaways •Firms reported a slight decline in turnover in Q2 (in seasonally adjusted terms), against the backdrop of high uncertainty. •Nearly 30% of Spanish firms reported being adversely affected by the tariff war, although these effects were mainly through indirect channels associated with heightened uncertainty and lower global economic activity. •More than 45% of the affected firms reported that they planned to pass through the increase in costs arising from the new tariffs to their selling prices. Meanwhile, 34% plan to diversify their supply chain by seeking suppliers in other countries and 28% intend to open new markets abroad.

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Economic Bulletin
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2025-05-07
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https://doi.org/10.53479/40126
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The Banco de España Business Activity Survey: 2025 Q2

Mario Izquierdo, Alejandro Fernández Cerezo
Economic Bulletin
Economic, financial, and policy analysis
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The Banco de España Business Activity Survey: 2025 Q2

Mario Izquierdo, Alejandro Fernández Cerezo
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Rationale The Banco de España Business Activity Survey (EBAE) provides highly valuable, real-time information on a broad sample of Spanish firms’ turnover, employment, costs and prices. This helps to diagnose current economic developments. This edition included a specific module on the potential impact of US tariff policy on Spanish firms and the strategies they plan to implement in response. Takeaways •Firms reported a slight decline in turnover in Q2 (in seasonally adjusted terms), against the backdrop of high uncertainty. •Nearly 30% of Spanish firms reported being adversely affected by the tariff war, although these effects were mainly through indirect channels associated with heightened uncertainty and lower global economic activity. •More than 45% of the affected firms reported that they planned to pass through the increase in costs arising from the new tariffs to their selling prices. Meanwhile, 34% plan to diversify their supply chain by seeking suppliers in other countries and 28% intend to open new markets abroad.

Economic Bulletin(2025/Q2)
Bank of Spain (ES)
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Economic, financial, and policy analysis
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