Los cuellos de botella vuelven a minar las perspectivas económicas
Tras un período de relativo alivio a finales de 2021 y principios de 2022, la interrupción de las relaciones económicas con Rusia y las restricciones sanitarias en ...
Tras un período de relativo alivio a finales de 2021 y principios de 2022, la interrupción de las relaciones económicas con Rusia y las restricciones sanitarias en ...
This week we are covering Europe’s mounting public debt. There is widespread agreement that EU governments had to act quickly and massively in response to the crisis.
It's been over one month since Russia started the invasion of Ukraine. Since the 24th of February, the EU, together with key allies such as the UK, the US and others, have approved up to five rounds of sanctions against Russia, targeting some of its most critical sectors but leaving - at least for now - gas and oil outside of the equation.
The invasion of Ukraine is adding upward pressure to energy markets, which were already the main obstacle to Spain’s recovery before the conflict. The precise effects of the crisis will depend on its scale and duration, but already the projections are for markedly higher inflation, significant cuts in consumer purchasing power and lower economic growt.