The root causes and its consequences are no doubt complex, making it very difficult for us to know what measures will relieve us from it, and if they do, when will that happen. Nevertheless, the urgency is great, and this urgency forces us to seek signs of change under the stones.
Exciting data emerged a few days ago in Spain, which were given considerable publicity, namely that the Spanish GDP quarterly change had become positive (one quarter GDP had grown compared to the previous quarter by an estimated 0.1%, instead of decreasing). With this in mind, we could claim being technically out of recession (a period in which economic activity declines in a country).
