Spanish disposable income falls the most among OECD countries

Spanish disposable income falls the most among OECD countries

The real per capita income of Spanish households recorded a decline of 2.09% in the third quarter of 2023 compared with the previous three months, a reading well below the 0.2% decrease for the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) as a whole, positioning Spain at the head of
Spain top in unemployment in the developed world

Spain top in unemployment in the developed world

The unemployment rate in Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) countries stood at 4.8% in November, remaining at its lowest level for the ninth consecutive month in the historical series, which began in 2001, according to the organisation.
ECB to cut interest rates three times this year, says S&P

ECB to cut interest rates three times this year, says S&P

The US rating agency S&P joins the host of international forecasts on what will happen to interest rates and inflation in the eurozone this year. According to its calculations, the price increase in the common currency region will not return to 2% before 2025, while the ECB will cut rates from
Market value, rateable value, and (auction) appraisal value in Spain

Market value, rateable value, and (auction) appraisal value in Spain

On dealing with property in Spain, you will often come up with a series of property values that may seem somewhat confusing at a first glance. Some people are surprised to find these valuations differ significantly from one another. In today’s post we briefly explain each one and their purpose. 1.
Confirmatory deposits and how they differ from other types of deposits

What are confirmatory deposits?

In Spain, confirmatory deposit contracts (arras confirmatoria) are legal agreements commonly used in real estate and commercial transactions.
Rates in September remained at their highest since February 2009, according to the Bank of Spain.

The average interest rate on new mortgages is already above 4.3%

The average rate at which Spanish banks granted mortgages in September exceeded 4.3%, at its highest level since February 2009, when it stood at 4.324%, according to data from the Bank of Spain published on Friday. Thus, the average rate on mortgage loans over three years for the purchase of free h
Global wealth sees first fall since 2008, say UBS and Credit Suisse

Global wealth sees first fall since 2008, say UBS and Credit Suisse

Global net private wealth fell by 2.4% in 2022 to $454.4 trillion (€415.6 trillion), the first year of decline in these records since 2008, according to the 14th edition of the Global Wealth Report jointly released by UBS and Credit Suisse. According to the report's explanations, this decline is du