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UK could call an election within days: BBC political editorBritish Prime Minister Boris Johnson sounds like a leader ready to call an election and it is not impossible that one could be called within days, the BBC’s political editor said. “A prime minister ready to give up his tiny working majority sounds like a prime minister ready to call an election, if needs be,” Laura Kuenssberg said. “It is far from inevitable, but it’s not impossible that, within a matter of days, we could all be asked to go to the polls again.”
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Las empresas cotizadas que alquilan vivienda tienen más de 42.000 pisos. Las socimis han incrementado sus activos un 57% en tan solo un año.https://elpais.com/economia/2019/09/01/actualidad/1567338637_542150.html
Cita de: BENDITALIQUIDEZ en Agosto 31, 2019, 22:43:41 pmA ver si me entero, ¿resulta que lo de Pedro Sánchez y Julia Otero no es más que una performance guionizada para poder terminar diciendo: "hay que ver Marujita, lo que ha subido el alquiler en Madrid y Barcelona"?Creo que el panorama político español es demasiado complejo para mí.Yo creo que es ilustrativo del elevado grado de maldad de los (líderes) políticos. Los españoles además son muy idiotas (Cipolla style).
A ver si me entero, ¿resulta que lo de Pedro Sánchez y Julia Otero no es más que una performance guionizada para poder terminar diciendo: "hay que ver Marujita, lo que ha subido el alquiler en Madrid y Barcelona"?Creo que el panorama político español es demasiado complejo para mí.
Para Javier Gil, portavoz del Sindicato de Inquilinos, la relación es clara. “El impacto que tiene que se hayan hecho con tal volumen de viviendas en seis años no es aritmético, es exponencial”, señala el activista.
Term Preferreds And Baby Bonds With Less Than 10 Years To Maturity ReviewThe most significant indicator for all fixed-income investors, the 10-year Treasury Note Yield (TNX), has broken through the psychological 2% yield mark, and it has fallen to the rate of 1.53%. With the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) reaching its all-time high this month, a 2-10 yield curve inverting was observed for the first time since 2007. All bond prices are rising as investors prefer to put their money into safer investments, pushing yields lower, and triggering a recession warning. An inversion for this part of the yield curve, where the 10-year yield slips below the 2-year yield, has preceded every recession in the last 40 years. The current yield of the 2-year Treasury Note is at 1.52% (1 bps lower). Despite the risk of recession, the fixed income securities have followed the bond rally and remained slightly bullish, and as we can see in the second chart, PFF has continued its rise with more than 11% gain from its December 2018 lows. As for the equity markets, the S&P 500 has sharply turned lower from the $300 barrier, and it's been on a roller coaster, with the coming new wave of the US-China trade war and the rising fears of a new recession.