The Banco de España has set the publication date for the half-yearly report “Informe de Economía Latinoamericana” for 20 October 2026 The announcement was made on 25 September 2026 via the institution’s agenda page . No specific details about the content of the new edition were announced in advance.
The “Informe de Economía Latinoamericana” is a recurring publication by the Banco de España. The edition covering the first half of 2026 was published on 29 April 2026 . According to the central bank, the series analyses macro-financial developments in Latin American economies, focusing in particular on vulnerabilities, policy leeway and potential risks to financial stability. The report is usually published as a PDF, along with supplementary datasets.
For Spain The publication is particularly relevant to Spain because of its close economic ties with the region. Spanish banks and companies operate in several Latin American markets, while trade flows, commodity prices and remittances from the diaspora influence economic prospects in both regions. In previous editions, the Banco de España has referred to country-specific analyses and comparative indicators that systematically map risks and transmission channels for the Spanish economy.
The newly announced edition for the second half of 2026 is expected to follow the same format. As the agenda notice contains no details on country priorities, projections or new datasets, conclusions about specific findings must await the full document. A comparison with the publication of 29 April 2026 may indicate whether assessments of inflation, growth trajectories, exchange-rate risks or fiscal buffers have changed significantly in selected countries. Such changes are relevant to market participants in Spain and to economic policy assessments.
The date of 20 October 2026 is therefore a fixed point of reference for reporting and analysis in Spain. It forms part of the central bank’s regular monitoring of international risks, which are important to Spanish financial stability and external economic policy. Until publication, the news is limited to the confirmed schedule; further interpretations cannot be substantiated without the report itself.
Editor: Daniel Mayer (Article created with AI assistance).