The Euro could be attacked again

Despite the rescue plan to Greece question that arises is whether it is possible the continuity of speculative attacks on other countries in the Euro Zone. The answer is yes to the extent that the fiscal situation of peripheral economies in Europe remains very worrying. The crisis has left to see the nakedness of some countries that have lived beyond their means for easy access to credit, savings provided by the surplus countries like Germany or Holland. (more...)

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Social Security achieved a surplus of 4.602 million in February-Video

The average membership of foreign workers at the end of February stood at 1,817,985 occupied in the month after winning a total of 11,112 contributors, according to data released today by the Ministry of Labour and Immigration.

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Tags: crisis, Eurostat, Spanish economy, unemployment

Effect of the financial crisis on a farm two difficulties in looking at debt moratorium

Half of the farms that have contracted loans with the banks will find benefit from the signing of the ‘common opinion “between the Ministry of Economy, Abi and trade associations that are part of the permanent Observatory banks / companies, established at the Association Italian bank for a moratorium on loans to businesses. Read the rest of this entry »

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Wall Street has earned on the crisis 3 TRIL. dol.

Last year the longest recession in U.S. history turned extraordinary profits for investors who jumped on the stock market early in the year 2009.

The market value of 5 thousand U.S. companies from 1 January to 31 December 2009 increased by 27.09%, which amounted to about $ 3 TRIL.

Told RIA Novosti with reference to the company Wilshire International, which deals with the statistics of the stock market.
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The Spanish economy shakes: The construction and the real estate market fall

Lately, in any place of the world, the economists are being consulted on the repercussion of the hypothecating crisis of the United States in the local economies. In no place the opinions are unanimous. If we analyzed the Spanish case, I believe that the crisis already is affecting the economy, mainly, through real estate sector. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: analysis of market, Construction, crisis, economic Analysis, hypothecating Crisis

When the rice is scarce: The USA and Brazil before the rise of the nutritional prices

The world seems to have been without foods. The high prices that mainly began affecting the wheat, went expanding and reaching to each one of the agricultural products. The great powers and until the producing majors see be in danger their existence of raw materials destined to the food production. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: analysis of market, Brazilian Economy, crisis, Economy of the United States

Unemployment and September

August 26, 2009, no month has ended and all the media news embody one of those complicated.

Constant and increasing unemployment, there is no green shoots in the labor market.

Expected 4.6 million unemployed in the month of September. Six out of ten employees expect layoffs in their companies, after the cuts in social benefits, meal checks, private insurance, mobile, dining and credit cards, they will be layoffs.

In a survey conducted by Adecco, the results reported over 39.9% of employees are unwilling to give up some ground to prevent the dismissal of a partner, while 37.8% if it is.

Although the data for 85% of respondents are shown tolerant of stress and anxiety that exists in the workplace and ensures that the crisis is leading to increased productivity.

56% of respondents think the outcome of the crisis is still far off in time and are concerned about the consequences of unemployment.

The data indicate that we have been hearing warnings from the Bank of Spain, the European Central Bank is almost a reality.

We have known the intention to make tax increases to improve the economy, the Nissan ERE in Barcelona that will not employ more than 2,000 people, entry into the red of the NH hotel chain in Spain and the multitude of mergers ads in the financial system that will leave more than 75,000 people unemployed. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: crisis, productivity, September, Tags: green shoots, unemployment

Crisis in Spain: How long?

Elapsed since the year 2007 as the government reported that the debt assumed by the families was not worrisome and that the country was growing at such a rapid pace that social classes would just emerge.

A few months later, in August, broke the major financial crisis and the government itself to Spain said that the crisis did not affect him. Read the rest of this entry »

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Spain loses business network building

If there is a collective, as well as families, deeply damaged by the economic crisis are SMEs. A study of D & B reports that the creation of new companies has fallen by 31% over 2009.

Added to this fact, during the months between January to August over 15,000 companies disappeared.

Corporate mergers declined 10% and autonomous places with the highest number of solutions were Madrid with over 2,600 companies dissolved, Andalusia and Valencia.

Also, for the final quarter of 2009 is expected to more than 65% of Spanish SMEs presenting serious risks of continuity. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: autonomous, competitiveness, consumer, credit, crisis, employment, GDP, morosidd, productivity, SMEs

Economics: The crisis makes structural changes in families

The duration of the crisis, more than two years when delinquency and unemployment have been the constants in growth, falling consumption, low returns on savings products, rising taxes and interest rates.

Without doubt, despite knowing it was completely inevitable, came to stay the structural change in family economies.

The recent action by the government to clean up the accounts of the state, are a strong rise in the tax burden on families.

The severity and duration of the crisis disrupt the savings and consumption. Change tax rates and interest rates. Read the rest of this entry »

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