The European Commission won’t comment on Spain’s budget until it puts out its 2013 economic forecasts on Nov. 7, spokesman Olivier Bailly said by e-mail in Brussels yesterday. Spain is also looking ahead to those forecasts, said a spokesman for De Guindos, who asked not to be named in line with government policy. Already tapping 100 billion euros ($130 billion) in aid to overhaul its banks, Spain is considering a broader European support package to shore up the government’s finances.