¿A dónde va el marcado de inmobiliaria en España? — un cuento sobre dos ciudades

Los precios de la inmobiliaria habían estado subiendo en España, generalmente, y en Barcelona y Madrid, particularmente, desde 2014 gracias a la mejor situación de la economía de España que había estado mejorando y la muy baja tasa de interés que ha estado en su mínimo nivel en la historia de la Unión…

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Will The Yield Curve Inversion Predict The Next Recession?

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The inversion of the yield curve has raised concerns in the media over the possibility of a recession in the next 12 to 18 months. Considering the inversion has been a reliable indicator during the past 40 years, it could be reckless not to pay attention to it. However, the U.S. bond market…

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Vox’s Ascension In Spain Is Mainly about Immigration

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The recent election in Spain (April 28) ended with three significant changes: The Socialist party (PSOE) was able to receive 122 seats (out of 350) – the most in 11 years. It won’t be enough for Pedro Sánchez to form a government without the Catalans, but it places him in a slightly better…

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Do Low Oil Prices Have a Net Gain or a Net Loss Effect on the U.S. Economy?

The short answer – it’s a wash, but it’s also complicated. This question has become more critical as the U.S. economy has been expanding its oil production in a couple of years. Currently, the U.S. produces more than 11.5 million barrels per day and is the world leading oil producer followed by Russia…

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Powell Is Stuck between an Orange Rock and the Market Place

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J. Powell, the Fed’s Chairman, faces a problem; perhaps the biggest challenge in his tenor so far. The financial markets – mainly equities in the U.S. – have signaled that they cannot and won’t stand another rate hike. Over the past three months, the plunge in equities’ prices has led market participants to…

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