Spain is pushing to deepen business links with the US even as tensions with Donald Trump linger, according to Economy and Trade Minister Carlos Cuerpo.

The move signals a potential shift in Spain’s trade policy, aiming to attract more US investment and create new commercial opportunities. While no specific deal values are disclosed, the announcement could spur investor interest in Spanish equities, as companies anticipate increased foreign capital inflows.

Spanish exporters may benefit from expanded market access, especially in sectors where U.S. demand is high. However, the lack of concrete figures means firms and investors must weigh the optimism against the ongoing uncertainty surrounding U.S. trade policy.

Investors should monitor any formal agreements that follow, as a clear easing of trade barriers could lift Spanish shares, but the current policy environment remains unpredictable.