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How to win the inflation battle?
26 April 2023
Welcome to our newsletter about European economic affairs bringing together top experts from academia and think tanks to discuss the most pressing economic challenges of today. Future is Blue is promoted by Funcas.
Autores: Torres, Raymond
Rising interest rates and the impact on Europe’s economy
19 April 2023
This week we are taking a closer look at the recent evolution of the Euribor, the key reference for the European financial markets, in terms of its impact on the banking sector.
Autores: Torres, Raymond
How concerning is the banking stress?
31 March 2023
A few weeks ago we were discussing about the improved economic prospects for 2023 and the possibility to avoid a recession this year in the EU.
In the meantime, however, financial markets have entered a period of turbulence in the aftermath of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. To get a grasp of the economic impacts for Europe of this new shock, we have reached out to Iain Begg, Professor at LSE, who’s joining our podcast show this week with Raymond Torres, Funcas Europe Director, and Carlos Carnicero Urabayen, our host. More details below.
Autores: Torres, Raymond
Regional government debt: Recent trends and outlook
30 March 2023
Despite having one of the most advanced fiscal rule frameworks in Europe, Spain remains the OECD country where regional governments’ debt has grown the most since the Great Recession. Even in the context of more difficult financing conditions at present, it will be important to address existing challenges to the extraordinary regional financing mechanisms, while adapting the current fiscal stability framework to the new European rules.
Autores: Lago Peñas, Santiago
Tags: Regional debt
Spanish employment data in 2022: Resilience in the context of a conundrum
The recent trends in the Spanish labour market have been seemingly positive, insofar as employment is already above pre-pandemic levels and continued to grow in 2022 despite the complex environment. Nevertheless, on the whole, Spanish labour market data remain mixed, impeding a clear picture of its possible structural changes.
Autores: Fernández, María Jesús
Tags: Labour market
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