        March 30 (Reuters) - Spain&apos;s public deficit, including
the central government, social security system and regions, but
excluding town halls, narrowed to the equivalent to 0.36% of
gross domestic product in the first month of 2023, the Budget
Ministry said on Thursday.
    The deficit figure was equivalent to 0.48% of GDP in January
2022, the ministry said.   <br> 
 (Reporting by Tiago Brandao, editing by Inti Landauro)
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Spain&apos;s January public deficit, minus town halls, narrows to 0.36% of GDP

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Spain&apos;s January public deficit, minus town halls, narrows to 0.36% of GDP

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Spain's January public deficit, minus town halls, narrows to 0.36% of GDP