Rural Spain, so abandoned at times both on the population side and in the news, has recently received an excellent announcement that could interest more than one investor. Above all because of its low price, the 50 homes in the Burgos town of Barcena de Bureba are advertised in Idealista at a rate of only … Read more
Barcelona 21/03/2022 – 20:45 Foment del Treball and the Institut Agrícola Català de Sant Isidre have proposed this Monday a change of orientation of the European, Spanish and Catalan policy with respect to the agri-food sector, with the aim of guaranteeing the food supply, turning Catalonia into one of the agri-food hubs most important in … Read more
Since Russia attacked Ukraine, European countries have been looking for a way out of the geostrategic alley in which the vast majority of them are trapped: Russia is their main supplier of gas, an essential source of energy to keep homes warm and industry up and running without resorting to the most polluting fossil fuels, … Read more
Madrid 21/03/2022 – 19:35 Jerome Powell, president of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) has an absolutely priority objective at the moment: to put inflation on the line. In his speech yesterday in Washington at the National Economics Association for Business, Powell made this message very clear, acknowledging that They will take the measures they deem … Read more
Iberia and Renfe They confirmed a few days ago their union in a project to promote intermodality through a single ticket that unites long-haul train and plane. This boost to the transfer of traffic from short-haul aircraft to trains came just over two years after the first pilot of Train & Fly and follows in … Read more
Oil returns to the load. After a few days of relief in prices (they fell by $40 in a short time), oil seems to have resumed its upward path given the stagnation of the war in Ukraine and the absence of quick and effective alternatives to replace Russian oil on the market. This Monday, the … Read more
Fears of stagflation are already wreaking havoc on stock markets. The action of the central banks that have begun to raise interest rates, such as the Federal Reserve or the Bank of England, is late, according to many analysts. And some, like the European Central Bank, have not even started down that path yet. Meanwhile, … Read more
Europe has no way of supplying the gas it buys from Russia, 40% of the total. As the eurozone is dependent on the outside due to the lack of raw materials and substitution through renewable energies is not expected in the short term, it is necessary to cover the quota of natural gas by seeking … Read more
In the economy, and in the markets, there is a parade of flora and fauna that is used as a metaphor to illustrate different concepts. The inflation monster, the deflation monster, the bulls, the bears, the vultures, the black swans, the gray rhinos… and on and on. In recent years, investors have had to face … Read more
The Russians have sought refuge in gold in the face of sanctions for the invasion of Ukraine, the fall of the ruble and the departure of large Western multinationals from the country. Such is the increase in the demand for gold bullion by households, also motivated by the abolition of the value added tax on … Read more