The drop in the CPI provides relief to the middle class right before the reduction of food VAT ends.
The CPI fell 0.6% in September compared to the previous month, its lowest figure since March 2021.
A decrease in the cost of food and electricity, along with core inflation, is causing a drop in prices.
The Spanish economy grew by 0.8% in the second quarter, largely due to household consumption.
The lack of a horizon for the 2025 budgets and the government's reluctance to cut tax burdens for middle and low incomes are affecting the good performance of the economy.
Political instability and institutional discredit are preventing the necessary reforms from being addressed.
Conclusion: Despite economic growth and falling inflation in Spain, current fiscal and political challenges are preventing necessary reforms from being implemented to increase productivity and job quality.