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Cita de: Derby en Junio 20, 2024, 17:56:13 pmhttps://www.ft.com/content/1c7beb93-4809-407d-bc85-7e320287a1d6CitarBank of England holds rates at 5.25% in ‘finely balanced’ decisionMPC deals blow to Rishi Sunak but leaves door open to post-election cutThe Bank of England’s decision follows data from Wednesday showing that headline inflation has fallen to its target of 2% © ReutersThe Bank of England has kept interest rates on hold at 5.25 per cent in a “finely balanced” decision that dented Conservative hopes of a boost to personal finances just two weeks before the UK’s July 4 election.“It’s good news that inflation has returned to our 2 per cent target,” said Andrew Bailey, the BoE’s governor. “We need to be sure that inflation will stay low and that’s why we’ve decided to hold rates at 5.25 per cent for now.”[...]O mucho me equivoco, o eso d la foto delante del banco de Inglaterra son tulipanes.Con dos cojones.Sds.
https://www.ft.com/content/1c7beb93-4809-407d-bc85-7e320287a1d6CitarBank of England holds rates at 5.25% in ‘finely balanced’ decisionMPC deals blow to Rishi Sunak but leaves door open to post-election cutThe Bank of England’s decision follows data from Wednesday showing that headline inflation has fallen to its target of 2% © ReutersThe Bank of England has kept interest rates on hold at 5.25 per cent in a “finely balanced” decision that dented Conservative hopes of a boost to personal finances just two weeks before the UK’s July 4 election.“It’s good news that inflation has returned to our 2 per cent target,” said Andrew Bailey, the BoE’s governor. “We need to be sure that inflation will stay low and that’s why we’ve decided to hold rates at 5.25 per cent for now.”[...]O mucho me equivoco, o eso d la foto delante del banco de Inglaterra son tulipanes.Con dos cojones.Sds.
Bank of England holds rates at 5.25% in ‘finely balanced’ decisionMPC deals blow to Rishi Sunak but leaves door open to post-election cutThe Bank of England’s decision follows data from Wednesday showing that headline inflation has fallen to its target of 2% © ReutersThe Bank of England has kept interest rates on hold at 5.25 per cent in a “finely balanced” decision that dented Conservative hopes of a boost to personal finances just two weeks before the UK’s July 4 election.“It’s good news that inflation has returned to our 2 per cent target,” said Andrew Bailey, the BoE’s governor. “We need to be sure that inflation will stay low and that’s why we’ve decided to hold rates at 5.25 per cent for now.”[...]
Pintura sobre la tulipomanía, de Jean-Léon Gérome (1882): un noble vigila una floración excepcional mientras los soldados pisotean los campos de tulipanes, en un vano intento de estabilizar el mercado de los tulipanes limitando la oferta.https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tulipoman%C3%ADa
Barcelona anuncia que en 2029 no habrá viviendas de uso turísticoEl alcalde de Barcelona anuncia que bloquea la concesión de licencias de pisos turísticos y no renovará las existentes, de manera que en cinco años desapareceránhttps://www.elmundo.es/economia/2024/06/21/66756118fdddff6e4a8b45a3.html?intcmp=livefeed&catlivefeed=%C3%9Altima+hora
Barcelona eliminará todos sus pisos turísticosEl alcalde Jaume Collboni anuncia que las 10.101 licencias de la ciudad se extinguirán en noviembre del 2028(...) El alcalde Collboni argumentó que el precio del alquiler en la ciudad se incrementó cerca de un 70% en los últimos diez años, y el de la compra en torno al 40, extremo que obliga al Ayuntamiento a tomar medidas drásticas para garantizar el acceso a la vivienda.“No podemos permitir que la mayor parte de la gente joven que quiera marcharse de su casa tenga que marcharse de Barcelona -abundó el alcalde-. Esta medida no cambiará la situación de un día para otro. Estos problemas requieren de tiempo. Pero con esta medida estamos marcando un punto de inflexión”Además, Collboni también anunció esta mañana que el Ayuntamiento modificará la controvertida medida que obliga a los constructores a destinar a vivienda social el 30% de cada promoción que levanten.El socialista argumentó que esta medida diseñada por el equipo de Ada Colau en el anterior mandato, en el 2018, apenas generó 98 viviendas asequibles, y que este dato obliga a su revisión. “Lo que planteamos es que los promotores puedan transferir estas viviendas protegidas a otros solares y también abrir la puerta a que sea un promotor social el encargado de ejecutar estas viviendas”.
1 big thing: Why the Great Wealth Transfer isn't all that greatThe gap in homeownership rates between white and Black Americans could widen further in the coming decades, finds a new analysis from the Urban Institute.Why it matters: The U.S. is at the starting gates of the Great Wealth Transfer — in which the boomer generation will pass down an estimated $84 trillion between now and 2045 — but only a small share of families will get a sizable inheritance.Catch up fast: The current 30-point gap between the homeownership rates for Black and white Americans is wider now than it was in 1960, before the passage of civil rights laws prohibiting the housing discrimination that helped create that gulf.Even without blatant redlining, the disparity sustained itself as wealth changed hands intergenerationally. Parents who built their wealth by owning homes could pass down houses or money.State of play: Older white Americans have much more wealth to pass down to the next generation — much of it tied up in their homes. Nearly 83% of white Americans aged 58 and up are homeowners compared with about 59% of Black people aged 58+, per data cited by the Urban Institute.Homeownership for those under 58 is lower: 40% for Black households compared to nearly 65% for white households.How they did it: Using data from a Federal Reserve survey, the researchers look at how much wealth younger families expect to inherit in the coming years.They looked at young renter households specifically to estimate how many of these folks could make the leap into homeownership after they receive an inheritance.The researchers estimated the number of renter households expecting an inheritance substantial enough to enable them to afford a down payment on a home.What they found: The Great Wealth Transfer would increase homeownership rates for both Black and white households.The increase for young white households is an estimated 7.7 percentage points compared to a 3.4-point increase for Black households.The paper projects that the young white homeownership would rise to 72.2% and for young Black families it would increase to 43.4%The intrigue: The research could be underestimating the effects of wealth transfers on the homeownership gap because the analysis leaves out all the money older Americans — particularly the wealthy — pass on during their lifetime.And the researchers note some of that wealth will be spent before it can be passed down on things like medical expenses.The bottom line: The Great Wealth Transfer isn't so great after all.
China aims to solve property puzzle with affordable housing push, but debt cloud remainsLocal authorities in China have been encouraged to buy unsold homes to create affordable housing amid efforts to address a property crisisChina’s housing authority has become the latest to join a government plan for hundreds of cities to buy unsold commercial homes and convert the units into affordable housing amid a stubborn property crisis, but analysts said some indebted urban areas may have trouble raising the money.The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development said on Thursday that local authorities should push cities at or above the county level to acquire existing commercial homes, according to state broadcaster CCTV.Local governments should encourage the purchases “vigorously” and in an “orderly and effective” way, the ministry said.“The ministry said cities and counties should consider actual demand for affordable housing, the inventory level of the commercial housing market and other factors based on the local real estate market situation,” CCTV said.James Macdonald, the Shanghai-based head of China research with property services firm Savills, said China could increase the supply of rental properties in poorer areas, while making some headway in destocking unused properties.“There’s been a spate of different policies [to destock],” Macdonald said. “The policies sound good in principle, but it just depends on where the government is going to get the money.”China’s efforts to accelerate the clearance of excess inventory and shore up the property market, which had made up a quarter of China’s economic growth at its peak, has gathered pace, but weak sentiment has persisted.Unsold housing inventory totalled 742.56 million square metres (7.99 billion sq ft) in May, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.(...)