by Arteaga | Sep 12, 2022 | en
Spanish banking has passed the ECB’s last stress test with flying colors. As expected, all banks in our country, which account for 95% of the national financial sector, passed. Liberbank was the only bank that failed the audit, it just fell short of its target,...
by Arteaga | Sep 2, 2022 | en
The billionaire said there would be no further sales, but with the Twitter trial looming, he said such a move was necessary Trusting Elon Musk is risky. The world’s richest man agreed to buy Twitter for about $44 billion and exited three months later. He sold...
by Arteaga | Apr 25, 2022 | en
Inflation in the euro zone will continue to hit record highs in the coming months. However, within this general trend there are great differences within the bloc, which shows that the fragmentation goes beyond finances or culture. The differences in the economic and...
by Arteaga | Apr 12, 2022 | en
The Bank of Spain forecasts that Spanish financial institutions will tighten the criteria for granting credit in the second quarter, both for companies and for households, given the greater uncertainty associated with the effects of the war in Ukraine on credit risk...
by Arteaga | Apr 8, 2022 | en
The mayors of Malaga councils were unhappy after the virtual meeting held yesterday with the Secretary of State for the Environment, Hugo Morán and the government’s delegate in Andalucía, Pedro Fernández, because they say the government is not allocating enough money...
by Arteaga | Apr 4, 2022 | en
French President Emmanuel Macron has demanded that the European Union impose new and stricter sanctions on Russia after the discovery of the Bucha massacres, which he has described as “war crimes”. The leader of the French executive has proposed an embargo...