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El primer semestre termina con un incremento del 79 % en el número de concursos empresarialesDos de cada tres concursos iniciados en junio suponen la extinción de las empresa.Durante el primer semestre del año se han registrado 3.183 concursos y 15.265 disoluciones en España, según el Estudio sobre Concursos y Disoluciones realizado por INFORMA. El incremento en el número de concursos respecto al mismo periodo el año pasado es del 79 %, algo en lo que tiene que ver el estado de alarma declarado en 2020, que hizo que se redujesen anormalmente los procesos registrados. Las disoluciones también continúan en ascenso, aunque en menor medida, un 34 %. La cifra de procesos concursales registrada en junio, 484, es la segunda más baja del año, pero está un 25 % por encima de la del año pasado. Los datos de disoluciones del mes rompen sin embargo la tendencia al descenso que llevaban en el presente ejercicio para alcanzar 1.974 procesos, un 2 % más que en mayo, casi el doble que las 1.034 contabilizadas en 2020. Nathalie Gianese, directora de Estudios de Informa D&B comenta que: “El incremento de casi el 80 % en el número de concursos empresariales registrados en España en el primer semestre todavía se explica por la baja actividad económica del 2020, aunque es significativo que la proporción de concursos exprés llega al 68 % en junio, la tasa más alta desde enero del pasado año”. También se ha elevado el porcentaje de empresas que presentan al mismo tiempo el concurso y la extinción, conocido como concurso exprés: si en junio de 2020 era el 48 %, el mismo mes este año el porcentaje es del 68 %, la cifra más elevada desde el comienzo de 2020. Durante el año actual, esta proporción se ha situado todos los meses por encima del 60 %. Del total de concursos presentados en junio, las microempresas suponen el 79 %, son 384. Un 19 % pertenece a la categoría de pequeñas empresas y el 2 % a la de medianas. Ninguna gran empresa ha iniciado proceso concursal este mes. (...)
OPEC+ Crisis Deepens As Saudi Arabia Refuses To BudgeThe bitter clash has forced OPEC+ to halt talks twice already, with the next meeting scheduled for Monday, putting markets in limbo as oil continues its inflationary surge above $75 a barrel.Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates cranked up the tension in their OPEC standoff as the rare diplomatic spat between long-time allies leaves the global economy guessing how much oil it will get next month.The bitter clash has forced OPEC+ to halt talks twice already, with the next meeting scheduled for Monday, putting markets in limbo as oil continues its inflationary surge above $75 a barrel. With the cartel discussing its production policy not only for the rest of the year, but also into 2022, the solution to the standoff will shape the market and industry into next year.The fight between the two key producers broke into public view on Sunday with both countries, which typically keep their grievances within the walls of the royal palaces, airing their differences on television.Riyadh insisted on its plan, backed by other OPEC+ members including Russia, that the group should increase production over the next few months, but also extend its broader agreement until the end of 2022 for the sake of stability."We have to extend," Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman said in an interview with Bloomberg Television on Sunday night. "The extension puts lots people in their comfort zone."In an indication of the seriousness of the diplomatic dispute, Prince Abdulaziz signaled that Abu Dhabi was isolated within the OPEC+ alliance. "It's the whole group versus one country, which is sad to me but this is the reality."Hours earlier, his Emirati counterpart, Suhail al-Mazrouei again rejected an the extension of the deal, supporting only a short-term increase and demanding better terms for itself for 2022."The UAE is for an unconditional increase of production, which the market requires," Al-Mazrouei told Bloomberg Television earlier on Sunday. Yet the decision to extend the deal until the end of 2022 is "unnecessary to take now."Abu Dhabi is forcing its allies into a difficult position: accept its requests, or risk unraveling the OPEC+ alliance. Failure to reach a deal would squeeze an already tight market, potentially sending crude prices sharply higher.But a more dramatic scenario is also in play -- OPEC+ unity may break down entirely, risking a free-for-all that would crash prices in a repeat of the crisis last year. That time, it was a disagreement between Saudi Arabia and Russia that triggered a punishing price war.Months after that price war ended in a truce, the UAE unsettled the market again by floating the idea of leaving the cartel. It hasn't repeated the threat again this week, but when asked if the UAE might quit, the Saudi prince only said: "I hope not."
(...) Saudi National Bank's Khan said the UAE, which has invested heavily to boost oil output capacity, wants to move quickly to monetise reserves given a global push away from fossil fuels.Saudi Arabia is in greater need of price stability to deliver on domestic mega projects that are largely being driven by its sovereign wealth fund."Now you can see head-to-head confrontation and the UAE is punching above its weight," one foreign diplomat in Riyadh said of the OPEC disagreement. "This is the first time the two countries exchange public and strongly worded accusations."While economic issues could see further public disagreement, Riyadh and Abu Dhabi are expected to continue to deal more discreetly with political matters to preserve an image of unity, said British academic and Gulf expert Christopher Davidson.
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Chinese Regulator Attempts to Calm Housing Bubble Before US Raises Interest RatesMike Sun, a senior investment consultant in North America, told The Epoch Times in an interview last month that the appreciating exchange rate of the yuan and China’s housing bubble indicate that China’s economy is in a financial crisis. He believes that Chinese authorities are rolling out measures to prevent the real estate bubble from bursting before the U.S. Fed policymakers raise interest rates to a possible 0.6 percent near the end of 2023, which was announced on the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) on June 16.(...) Why is China so worried about its real estate bubbles? According to Sun, the leading cause of yuan appreciation is the weak U.S. dollar. Once the Fed applies contractionary monetary policy by raising interest rates, the dollar will appreciate. At that time, hot money will flow from global investors and many foreign direct investments (FDI) will leave China, weakening the Chinese economy and its financial stability. Thus the Chinese regime is applying strict measures to the housing market, namely restricting FDI.Sun believes the current situation of China’s real estate market, yuan appreciation, and the influx of hot money resembles Japan’s situation before its real estate crisis during the 1980s. The Chinese authorities are aware of the current risk and future problems they may face.(...) Sun suggests that China has long been paying close attention to the Fed’s actions. Due to the situation of China’s real estate market, recent capital inflows, and currency appreciation, the authorities must keep an eye on the Fed’s actions to anticipate when the U.S. exchange rates will appreciate. As interest rates rise, hot money will flow to the United States, impacting China’s housing bubble. Hence China must attempt to calm down and deflate its real estate bubble before the Fed’s policies change.
El presidente ha destacado que es la primera vez que se celebra una cumbre de estas características en España y ha indicado que espera que se vea que “hay vida fuera de Madrid, y sobre todo, vida inteligente”, y ha defendido que hay que construir España “desde abajo” y desde el respeto a las diferentes identidades, pero pensando en la igualdad de las personas.
CitarEl presidente ha destacado que es la primera vez que se celebra una cumbre de estas características en España y ha indicado que espera que se vea que “hay vida fuera de Madrid, y sobre todo, vida inteligente”, y ha defendido que hay que construir España “desde abajo” y desde el respeto a las diferentes identidades, pero pensando en la igualdad de las personas.https://www.larazon.es/comunidad-valenciana/20210705/veztdwoznnfs7iyduhcvivdyyu.htmlLa Comunitat Valenciana y Baleares sellan una “alianza por la periferia”Estamos deseando verlo, Sr. Puig. [ De momento, no. ]
Australia's c.bank tapers QE but affirms lower-for-longer rates Australia's central bank held the cash rate at 0.1% on Tuesday and reiterated the need for the setting to remain unchanged until 2024 to help spark wage and inflation pressures, though it will pare its bond buying campaign.The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) retained the April-2024 bond for its three-year yield target of 0.1%, as widely expected, and announced a third round of its quantitative easing programme albeit a size smaller than the previous two rounds.The RBA would continue purchasing government bonds past the present September deadline at a weekly pace of A$4 billion, rather than the current A$5 billion.Analysts in a Reuters poll had expected a "flexible" setting.(...)
...aceptando un inapreciable descenso en el monto de nuestra mensualidad una vez jubilados. Podremos colaborar con el bien común de la Patria.
Cita de: errozate en Julio 06, 2021, 12:11:32 pm...aceptando un inapreciable descenso en el monto de nuestra mensualidad una vez jubilados. Podremos colaborar con el bien común de la Patria. ¿Lo dice usted en serio? Voy a ver si me compro una cama en el IKEA y me voy preparando...