Madrid Reaches 20% of Spain’s GDP for the First Time and Expands Its Advantage over Catalonia
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The Madrid economy reached €337,216 million after growing by 2.7% during the last financial year.
The Community of Madrid already contributes 20% of the Gross Domestic Product of Spain, a threshold that no other region had reached so far. Thus it follows from the data published on Wednesday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), which put Madrid's GDP at 337,216 million euros after a growth of ... Continue reading "The Community of Madrid already contributes 20% to the GDP of Spain, a figure never reached by any other region"
The Community of Madrid raises its GDP to 337,216 million euros and maintains the highest per capita income in the country, with 47,220 euros
GDP per capita reached 47,220 euros in 2025 after its economy grew more moderately
The Community of Madrid already accounts for 20% of the gross domestic product (GDP, an indicator that measures the size of an economy) of the State, while Catalonia remains in second place with 18.9%, according to data published this Wednesday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE). These data show growth last year in Madrid's economy (2.7%) slightly above the Spanish average (2.6%), while Catalonia grew below (2.5%).
The Community of Madrid, the first region in history that contributes 20% to the GDP of Spain The Community of Madrid has managed to have the GDP of 20% of all Spain to become the first region that reaches this historical data.The Gross Domestic Product of Madrid has grown to sum up to 337,216 million euros, having recorded an increase of +2.7% last year, a tenth more than the whole of Spain (+2.6%), according to the data published today by the …
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