Articles
Tensions in the U.S. and eurozone sovereign debt markets
Transatlantic divergence in fiscal and monetary policies is driving renewed volatility in sovereign bond markets, with U.S. Treasury yields elevated and eurozone spreads widening, particularly in Germany. Going forward, the lack of economic policy coordination could continue to generate episodes of instability in international financial…
The Spanish economy in the face of the trade war
The escalation of U.S. tariffs is weighing on the global economy, with Spain facing limited direct exposure but significant indirect risks. As protectionism deepens and uncertainty persists, exports and investment are expected to slow, thus weakening growth; however, the outlook remains relatively positive.
The outlook for the U.S. economy in the light of the change of administration
Autores:
Jarrett, Peter
Until the end of last year the U.S. economy was performing better than most other advanced economies, and the prospects were for robust economic growth, moderate inflation and low unemployment; however, the recent policy changes driven by the new administration have generated a significant adverse…
Germany and Spain: A tale of two housing markets facing hard choices
Autores:
Carnicero Urabayen, Carlos
In the aftermath of the eurozone sovereign debt crisis, countries such as Spain, Portugal, Greece, Ireland, and Italy became synonymous with economic fragility. Yet, under a decade on, a remarkable narrative shift is underway, with these so-called peripheral economies now outpacing Europe's traditional economic powerhouses…
La exposición de la banca española al riesgo soberano: una comparativa europea
Autores:
Maudos, Joaquín
Este artículo examina la exposición de la banca española al riesgo soberano, comparándola con la de otras economías del entorno europeo, y alertando sobre las implicaciones para la estabilidad del sistema financiero.