(Reuters) – Credit ratings agency Fitch on Friday raised its outlook on Spain to “positive” from “stable”, citing improving structural factors that are likely to bolster the country’s GDP growth potential and resilience against external shocks.
“Positive labour market trends boosted by strong net migration and reform, improved competitiveness, and the absence of macro-financial imbalances, underpin Fitch’s assessment that Spain will continue outperforming its eurozone peers over our forecast horizon,” the agency said.
(Reporting by Atharva Singh; Editing by Shailesh Kuber)
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