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[...]Yo ya estoy preparado para cuando me pregunten sobre qué pronombres prefiero: -Su graciosa majestad o su alteza real- Siempre me he sentido muy royal.
Fed's Powell: Another 'unusually large' rate increase may be warranted at next meetingAnother "unusually large" increase in interest rates may be appropriate at the Federal Reserve's September meeting, but the decision will be determined by the incoming economic data between now and then, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said on Wednesday.The Fed's decision about whether to deliver a third straight 75 basis point increase - or something different - will be guided by whether they see firm evidence of inflation beginning to abate, Powell said at a press conference following the central bank's latest two-day policy meeting.
Madrid ya juega en una liga muy superior a la de MordorcelonaCristian Camposhttps://www.elespanol.com/opinion/columnas/20220723/madrid-juega-liga-superior-mordorcelona/689811016_13.html
Hoy vengo a provocar:CitarMadrid ya juega en una liga muy superior a la de MordorcelonaCristian Camposhttps://www.elespanol.com/opinion/columnas/20220723/madrid-juega-liga-superior-mordorcelona/689811016_13.htmlAhora, me rajan ustedes todo lo que quieran de Mierdrid, que nos echamos unas risas... Por cierto, yo sugeriría cambiar lo del título por Carcelona.
China’s central bank seeks to mobilise $148bn bailout for real estate projectsHeavily indebted sector to receive new loans to complete unfinished apartments owed to angry homebuyersBeijing is seeking to mobilise up to Rmb1tn ($148bn) of loans for stalled property developments, in its most ambitious attempt to revive the debt-stricken sector and mollify home buyers who are boycotting mortgage repayments after lengthy construction delays.China’s property sector accounts for about one-third of total output in the world’s second-largest economy. The industry’s prolonged downturn was a significant reason, alongside rolling Covid-19 lockdowns across the country, that growth slowed to just 0.4 per cent year on year in the second quarter.The People’s Bank of China will initially issue about Rmb200bn of low-interest loans, charging about 1.75 per cent a year, to state commercial banks, according to people involved in the discussions.Under the plan, recently approved by China’s State Council, or cabinet, the banks will use the PBoC loans along with their own funds, lent at market rates, to refinance stalled real estate projects.The government hopes the banks will be able to leverage its initial fund by up to five times to raise a total of about Rmb1tn and partially fill the funding gap needed to complete unfinished projects, the people said. But bank executives and analysts have warned that the PBoC may struggle to raise its targeted amount given the difficulties banks will face in making a return on distressed real estate projects.Overleveraged developers have had to suspend the construction of millions of apartments nationwide over the past year, raising concerns of financial and social turmoil if increasing numbers of home buyers withhold mortgage payments or take to the streets.(...)