By Joice Alves and Javi West Larrañaga

(Reuters) -Spain has enjoyed its place in the sun in markets for several years now with a buoyant economy and robust corporate sector, and with its creditworthiness getting a triple upgrade it looks set to widen its lead over its stagnating euro zone neighbours.

Spain’s stock market has routinely been one of Europe’s stronger performers thanks to its heavy weightings of banks. While wealthier France and Germany have struggled with political upheavals and investor concerns about long-term spending, Spain has quietly outperformed on virtually every metric, seemingly unaffected by a global slowdown and U.S. tariffs.

“The country is perceived as more stable politically with the more powerful economic growth, even stronger than Germany,” said Nabil Mila

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