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https://www.eleconomista.es/economia/noticias/12364432/07/23/moncloa-abre-la-puerta-de-la-administracion-a-miles-de-interinos-a-doce-dias-del-23j.htmlSaludos.
Rates Shocking Again: into central bank meetings, driven by inflation, deficits (wars are very expensive), and strong labor market data, financial conditions tightening again in early-Q3, keeps the “higher-for-longer/hard landing” view entrenched (that’s ours - we say Q3 tightening of financial conditions great opp to position for hard landing)… liquidity, e.g. central banks have drained $170bn liquidity past 2 weeks (even with BoJ YCC – Chart 4), another $1tn drain expected next few months;Fed: 200bps cuts were expected ‘23/’24 after SVB…now just 100bps cuts priced in;yields, e.g. 2-year yields highest in UK & France since 2007;real rates, e.g. highest 5-year US real rates since 2008;banks, e.g. higher yields, lower banks (see UK – Chart 3) never good;yield curve, e.g. “double-low” in 2s10s inversion around 110bps – steeper is recession signal;HY, e.g. Asia HY credit ETF price near YTD low and down 8% since Jan'23 high (Chart 6);FX, e.g. big FX reversals (rolling 12-month change of average value of Japan yen & China renminbi down 25% in past year – Chart 5) often coincide with deleveraging.
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https://www.eleconomista.es/vivienda-inmobiliario/noticias/12363190/07/23/invertir-en-vivienda-por-menos-de-80000-euros-estos-son-los-municipios-mas-rentables.htmlSaludos.
US inflation slows to 3% as interest rate rises biteAnnual rate of consumer price growth slid in June to lowest level in more than two yearsUS inflation dropped to 3 per cent in June, lower than expected, in the latest sign that the Federal Reserve’s interest rate rises are having an effect on price pressures.The annual increase in the consumer price index slowed from 4 per cent in May to 3 per cent, the slowest rate of inflation since March 2021.Prices increased 0.2 per cent on a monthly basis in June, up from 0.1 per cent the previous month but less than economists had forecast. The annual figure was further helped by so-called base effects, as extremely large rises from June 2022 drop out of the calculations.(...)
The World Is Losing the Battle to Wipe Out Hunger by End of DecadeRise in hunger stalled in 2022, report from UN agencies showsBut Covid, Ukraine war means world is far off 2030 hunger goalThe world risks losing its battle to end hunger by the end of the decade, despite signs that the crisis has stopped worsening.The lingering fallout from the pandemic and Russia’s war in Ukraine means about 735 million people — or 9.2% of the population — were undernourished in 2022, according to United Nations agencies. While that’s slightly less than a year earlier, it was 122 million more than in 2019 and means the world remains far off a target to eradicate hunger by the end of this decade.Access to food is being stifled by the prolonged impact of the Covid crisis on incomes and economies, as well as soaring food and energy costs that have been compounded by the war in Ukraine. The rising cost of a healthy diet and inflation also mean about 2.4 billion people were without access to nutritious, safe and sufficient food all year round, the agencies said in an annual report.Almost 600 million people will still face hunger in 2030, 119 million more than in a scenario in which neither the pandemic nor the war in Ukraine had occurred, the report showed. That means the world is a long way off a goal to eliminate hunger by that year.Hunger was still rising in western Asia, the Caribbean and throughout Africa last year. While most undernourished people live in Asia, the continent has made progress in reducing hunger, as has Latin America, the UN agencies said. The number of undernourished people globally — defined as those regularly without enough calories to lead a normal and healthy life — is a midrange of estimates between 691 million and 783 million people.The UN’s flagship State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World report was jointly produced by the Food and Agriculture Organization, the International Fund for Agricultural Development, the World Food Programme, Unicef and the World Health Organization.CitarOther takeaways from the report: *Some 148 million children under 5 — more than one-fifth — were stunted last year, meaning they were too short for their age. *About 45 million of children under 5 were too too thin for their height and 37 million were overweight. *The prevalence of overweight children is at risk of rising with the emerging problem of high consumption of highly processed foods and food away from home in urban areas, which is increasingly spreading into rural regions. *“Steady” progress has been made on levels of exclusive breastfeeding.
Other takeaways from the report: *Some 148 million children under 5 — more than one-fifth — were stunted last year, meaning they were too short for their age. *About 45 million of children under 5 were too too thin for their height and 37 million were overweight. *The prevalence of overweight children is at risk of rising with the emerging problem of high consumption of highly processed foods and food away from home in urban areas, which is increasingly spreading into rural regions. *“Steady” progress has been made on levels of exclusive breastfeeding.
Golpe judicial a Caixabank, Sabadell y BBVA por utilizar de forma fraudulenta los créditos ICOUn juzgado de Pontevedra anula los pagos hechos a su favor para saldar las deudas de un cliente en riesgo de insolvenciaVarapalo judicial a Caixabank, Banco Sabadell, BBVA por la utilización fraudulenta de los créditos ICO concedidos a uno de sus clientes para hacer frente a los efectos económicos de la Covid-19. El Juzgado Mercantil número 1 de Pontevedra ha anulado la operación diseñada por estas tres entidades consistente en utilizar estos importes para amortizar las deudas que mantenía con ellas la empresa solicitante, en serias dificultades financieras y a un paso del concurso. De esta forma, los bancos se aseguraban el cobro y tapaban los agujeros de forma ventajista.El juzgado condena a las entidades financieras a devolver las cantidades recibidas (100.000; 277.565 y 197.478 euros, respectivamente) y ordena la inclusión de los correspondientes créditos en la masa activa del concurso (constituida por la totalidad de los bienes y derechos del patrimonio de la empresa a la fecha de la declaración de concurso). Además, rebaja la categoría de las deudas por la mala fe de los bancos y las califica de subordinadas (lo que quiere decir que solo se cobrarán después de que lo hagan los acreedores ordinarios). Estos fallos abren una nueva vía de conflictividad para los bancos. Es bastante probable, según fuentes del sector consultadas por Cinco Días, que haya otros casos similares, por lo que puede iniciarse una oleada de demandas y recursos por todo el territorio.(...)
@DanielKral1 Interesting how CEE economies tend to have the most diversified services trade surpluses in the EU (Netherlands and France also diversified); in South Europe, they are dominated by tourism; in Denmark by shipping. Finland, Germany, Belgium, Sweden running sizeable deficits.