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En España, los del juego de dinero-sin-trabajar fantasean con la derogación total o parcial de la ley 'frankenstein' de vivienda. Qué contradicción, ¿no? ¿No es la ley de vivienda una ley represiva mata-mercado? El nuevo gobierno-sámur de la economía resucitaría o vivificaría las leyes naturales de la oferta y la demanda, y de la demografía. Sería de esperar, entonces, que los precios inmobiliarios se pusieran en el sitio que merecen, ahí abajo, dado lo fácil y barato de producir que son los inmuebles, aparte de ser bienes de primera necesidad y consumo obligatorio.
El principal cambio que ha planteado el líder de los populares es “derogar la Ley de Vivienda para abaratar la oferta en alquiler y que bajen los precios. Eso no quiere decir que vayamos a revertir todo el trabajo de la legislatura actual. Vamos a derogar leyes sí. Pero vamos a mantener los compromisos sensatos. Y vamos a implicar a todos los agentes sociales”, con lo que de manera implícita estaba reconociendo que algo en economía se había hecho bien.
Rent is falling in America for the first time in yearsThe US median rent in May fell from May 2022, the first annual rent decline in at least three years, according to a Realtor.com report released Monday.In May, the national median asking rent was $1,739, which was up a skosh ($3) from April but down 0.5% from May 2022. It’s the first decline since Realtor.com started tracking the year-over-year data in March 2020.“This is yet another sign that rental-driven inflation is likely behind us, even though we may not see this trend in official measures until next year,” Danielle Hale, Realtor.com’s chief economist, said in a statement. “Although still modest, a decline in rents combined with cooling inflation and a still-strong job market is definitely welcome news for households.”Rents have gradually come down from July 2022’s peak of $1,777, but they remain nearly 25% higher than in 2019.(...)
https://www.elconfidencial.com/espana/2023-06-26/elecciones-generales-2023-directo-sanchez-feijoo_3672200/CitarEl principal cambio que ha planteado el líder de los populares es “derogar la Ley de Vivienda para abaratar la oferta en alquiler y que bajen los precios. Eso no quiere decir que vayamos a revertir todo el trabajo de la legislatura actual. Vamos a derogar leyes sí. Pero vamos a mantener los compromisos sensatos. Y vamos a implicar a todos los agentes sociales”, con lo que de manera implícita estaba reconociendo que algo en economía se había hecho bien.Imagino que está aquí: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgIcEdXmtE0
ECB and Peers Must Raise Interest Rates Further, IMF’s Gita Gopinath SaysPolicymakers must refine toolbox for future inflation fightsPrice and financial stability targets risk colliding, she saysThe European Central Bank and its peers must stay the course in taming inflation, even as rising borrowing costs raise the prospect of recessions, according to Gita Gopinath, the International Monetary Fund’s first deputy managing director.“Inflation is taking too long to get back to target,” she told the ECB’s annual forum in Sintra, Portugal. “This means that central banks, including the ECB, must remain committed to fighting inflation despite risks of weaker economic growth.”Looking further ahead, structural shifts in the economy will produce more upside price risks and may require central banks to refine their strategies, Gopinath said. What’s more, financial stresses could generate tensions between price and financial-stability objectives, she said Monday evening.ECB officials are meeting as they assess how much further their historic monetary-tightening cycle must run to return inflation to the 2% target. While the headline rate has fallen after a plunge in energy costs, underlying pressures are proving much more persistent and may have picked up in June.Much like ECB President Christine Lagarde, Gopinath called on governments to join the fight against inflation instead of adding to troubles with blanket fiscal support. That would allow rate hikes to end sooner and limit some of the consequences. “Some side-effects of fighting inflation with monetary policy could be reduced by giving fiscal policy a bigger role,” she said. Ultimately though, she argued, “it’s up to central banks to deliver price stability irrespective of fiscal stance.”They’ve largely stressed their determination to do so. The ECB has all but promised another rate increase in July. The Bank of England remains firmly in hiking mode, even as a mortgage crisis looms. And in the US, the Federal Reserve is signaling more rate increases are likely — despite holding fire at its last meeting.Highlighting recent financial tensions in Korea, the UK and the US, Gopinath said central banks “could tolerate a somewhat slower return to the inflation target to avert systemic stress. Even so, the bar should be high to doing so.”Structural factors — like the restructuring of global supply chains, geopolitical fragmentation and climate change — also threaten to fuel longer-term inflation, meaning a return to the ultra-low interest rates seen before the pandemic is less likely.“Central banks may need to react more aggressively if the supply shocks are broad-based and affect key sectors of the economy, or if inflation has already been running above target, so that expectations are more likely to be dislodged,” Gopinath said. “They may also need to react more aggressively in a strong economy in which producers can pass on cost hikes more easily and workers are less willing to accept real wage declines.”The costs and benefits of quantitative easing may also need to be reconsidered — even if it remains a “critical tool” when unemployment is running high and inflation low, but borrowing costs are near their floor. “There should be more wariness of using QE — and accompanying it with forward guidance promising low policy rates — when employment has largely recovered, and inflation remains only modestly below target,” she said. “Maintaining QE in such circumstances increases the risk that the economy will overheat and that policy will be forced into a sharp U-turn.”
Cita de: asustadísimos en Junio 26, 2023, 17:45:23 pmEn España, los del juego de dinero-sin-trabajar fantasean con la derogación total o parcial de la ley 'frankenstein' de vivienda. Qué contradicción, ¿no? ¿No es la ley de vivienda una ley represiva mata-mercado? El nuevo gobierno-sámur de la economía resucitaría o vivificaría las leyes naturales de la oferta y la demanda, y de la demografía. Sería de esperar, entonces, que los precios inmobiliarios se pusieran en el sitio que merecen, ahí abajo, dado lo fácil y barato de producir que son los inmuebles, aparte de ser bienes de primera necesidad y consumo obligatorio.https://www.elconfidencial.com/espana/2023-06-26/elecciones-generales-2023-directo-sanchez-feijoo_3672200/CitarEl principal cambio que ha planteado el líder de los populares es “derogar la Ley de Vivienda para abaratar la oferta en alquiler y que bajen los precios. Eso no quiere decir que vayamos a revertir todo el trabajo de la legislatura actual. Vamos a derogar leyes sí. Pero vamos a mantener los compromisos sensatos. Y vamos a implicar a todos los agentes sociales”, con lo que de manera implícita estaba reconociendo que algo en economía se había hecho bien.Imagino que está aquí: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgIcEdXmtE0
Nosotros (en ruso: Мы, romanizado: My) es una novela distópica rusa escrita por Yevgueni Zamiatin en 1920 ambientada en una sociedad futura donde la vigilancia y represión por parte del Estado es total. No fue publicada en ruso hasta 1988, debido a problemas de censura.1 Es una de las primeras obras del subgénero de las distopías e inspiró, entre otras novelas, 1984 de George Orwell, quien, según el propio autor británico, había leído a Zamiatin en su traducción francesa.
Otra cosa: ¿sabían que George Orwell antes de escribir 1984 ya conocía esta otra novela de Yevgueni Zamiatin?
China's state banks seen selling dollars offshore to slow yuan dropSHANGHAI/BEIJING, June 27 (Reuters) - China's major state-owned banks were seen selling dollars in the offshore spot foreign exchange market on Tuesday, four sources with knowledge of the matter said, suggesting authorities wanted to slow the pace of the yuan's recent slide.Such state bank dollar selling appeared as the offshore yuan weakened towards the psychologically important 7.25 per dollar level, two of the sources said."The 7.25 (yuan per dollar) level remains a key threshold," said one of them, adding a breach of the level could quickly send the yuan to lows last seen in 2022.(...)The broad yuan weakness has been driven by China's faltering post-pandemic economic recovery and widening yield differentials with the United States as the Federal Reserve continues to hike interest rates. The yuan has slid more than 4% against the dollar so far this year.With most non-dollar currencies weakening to reflect the greenback's strength in global markets, the yuan's value against its major trading partners dipped to a week's low of 96.54 on Tuesday -- taking its year-to-date loss against that basket to 2.16%, according to Reuters calculation based on official data.
Génova redobla la presión para fichar a De Cos: un gobernador para arreglar la economía
Cita de: AbiertoPorDemolicion en Junio 27, 2023, 00:49:56 amOtra cosa: ¿sabían que George Orwell antes de escribir 1984 ya conocía esta otra novela de Yevgueni Zamiatin? Sí, gracias a que lo comentó un par de veces Manu Oquendo:https://www.transicionestructural.net/index.php?topic=1497.msg193427#msg193427https://www.transicionestructural.net/index.php?topic=2419.msg156024#msg156024