Chris Lawrence 
Madrid 16:39 – 23/01/2022 Ecotrader’s international investment tool, the monitor, which was born in 2012 to go beyond the borders of the Ibex 35 and serve as a fishing ground for the most attractive ideas from the most important stock markets, is now renewed in the same spirit, but in a more automated and transparent … Read more
This same week, Bankinter marked some highs on the stock market that it had not seen since October 2018, at 5.21 euros. At the start of the year in which cyclical values dominate the trading floor, the entity headed by María Dolores Dancausa appreciates almost 14%. It is placed among the most bullish values of … Read more
Saving is an obsession more or less common to all mortals, although the saving capacity of each person can be very different from that of another. Income, expenses (both the inalienable and the most superfluous) and even the lifestyle and hobbies of the person in question have an influence, since they can make them more … Read more
Bryan Cheung founded Liferay in 2005 with some friends in the basement of a church in California. Currently, this digital experience software developer company is present in more than 40 countries and has more than 1,200 employees. 120 of its engineers work in the center that the company set up in Madrid. Cheung, a UC … Read more
German Chancellor Olaf Sholz reminded Pedro Sánchez on Monday that the fiscal rules are there to be followed. The Germanic reasoning is simple: if Spain can now dispose of 140,000 million European funds to transform its economy, it is because savings were produced before. Sanchez fell silent. The alliance that he wants to forge with … Read more
The tension in Ukraine It raises fears that Europe is closer to a war than it has been in decades and the stock markets are beginning to focus on this issue with Russia as the main victim. The MOEX (the country’s main stock market indicator denominated in rubles) and the RTS (which brings together the … Read more
The year 2021 has been the year of the great drop in oil inventories. Everything that goes up tends to go down and vice versa. After crude oil reserves skyrocketed in 2020 in the midst of the pandemic (with the world in lockdown, gasoline, kerosene was allowed to be consumed), in 2021 the situation has … Read more
A decisive step towards the digital dollar? The US Federal Reserve has opened the debate on a possible ‘official’ digital currency with an expected document with the pros and cons of it released this Thursday. The world’s largest central bank invites public comment and input on whether and how a central bank digital currency (CBDC) … Read more
Black Friday for cryptocurrencies. The imminent arrival of interest rate hikes in the US and the possibility that monetary policy may have to be more restrictive than expected to combat inflation is causing some panic in risk assets. Although cryptocurrencies have been one of the assets with the greatest beta During the rising phase, now … Read more
The year of economic recovery has also been the year of the return of inflation. Prices are rising at the fastest pace in the short history of the euro zone, while in countries like Spain the CPI is at its highest since 1992. All this in an environment of minimum interest rates and virtually stagnant … Read more