Spain's Inflation Falls Below Target in May

Inflation in Spain, which is like the prices of things going up, slowed down in May.

It went below the two percent target that the European Central Bank likes to see.

This means things aren't getting as expensive as they were before.

The main reason was that fun things and transport got a little cheaper.

The government is happy because they want to keep prices under control.

Because inflation is getting closer to the target, the European Central Bank might lower interest rates to help the economy grow.

Spain's Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, is pleased with the results and says the government is doing a good job.

This is happening because of some actions of the government.

Overall, it's good news for Spain's economy.