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UK economy fell into recession at the end of 2023The UK economy fell into recession during the final three months of last year, according to official figures.Gross domestic product (GDP) - a key measure of economic activity - dropped by 0.3%, said the Office for National Statistics, which was a sharper fall than expected.That follows a 0.1% fall between July and September.The UK is considered to be in recession if GDP falls for two successive three-month periods - or quarters.The figures will be a blow Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Growing the economy was one of five pledges he made in January 2023.Meanwhile, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is less than three weeks away from unveiling his latest Budget.The figure for the final three months of last year was worse than a 0.1% fall widely forecast by financial markets and economists. According to the ONS, there a slowdown in all the main sectors it measures to determine the health of the economy, including construction and manufacturing.Commenting on GDP, Mr Hunt said: "While interest rates are high - so the Bank of England can bring inflation down - low growth is not a surprise."But he added that there were "signs the British economy is turning a corner".Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves said Mr Sunak's pledge to grow the economy was "in tatters"."This is Rishi Sunak's recession and the news will be deeply worrying for families and business across Britain."Recent figures showed that inflation - which measures the pace of price prises - remained at 4% in January.The Bank of England had been lifting interest rates to put the brakes on inflation but has kept them at 5.25% since August last year.Ruth Gregory, deputy chief UK economist at Capital Economics, said the latest economic figures "might nudge the Bank of England a little closer to cutting interest rates"."But we doubt the Bank will be too worried about what is likely to be a mild and short recession," she added.For the year as a whole, the economy grew by 0.1%."While it has now shrunk for two consecutive quarters, across 2023 as a whole the economy has been broadly flat," said Liz McKeown, director of economic statistics at the ONS, said.Treasury sources have confirmed to BBC News that the chancellor is looking at a larger pencilled-in squeeze on public spending as a way to deliver tax cuts.
Japan’s economy contracts for second straight quarter on weak demandNegative GDP growth piles pressure on Bank of Japan as it plans exit from negative ratesJapan’s economy has contracted for a second straight quarter, recording “broad-based” falls in domestic demand and public spending and adding to pressure on the Bank of Japan as it considers raising interest rates for the first time since 2007.Weak private consumption helped push Japan’s gross domestic product to shrink by 0.4 per cent on an annualised basis in the fourth quarter, and by 0.1 per cent on a quarterly basis, according to preliminary data released by Japan’s Cabinet Office on Thursday.The fall was at odds with economists’ estimates of a slight rise of between 0.2 and 0.3 per cent, and pushed some investors to revise bets on when the BoJ will begin to unwind its ultra-loose monetary policy, including the world’s last remaining negative interest rates.Economist had been expecting the BoJ to raise rates at its April monetary policy meeting, if not in March.“The latest GDP data, although it might be revised, complicates the monetary policy outlook. Two consecutive declines in GDP add to a string of disappointing data releases,” said Stefan Angrick, chief economist at Moody’s Analytics in Tokyo. “This makes it harder to justify a rate hike, not to mention a series of hikes.”Angrick noted that a small increase in exports had helped offset a larger contraction, but said “the decline in GDP was broad-based”, with falls in private consumption, capital spending and government consumption.The disappointing fourth quarter data also came as Japan’s third-quarter GDP was revised down to a 3.3 per cent contraction on an annualised basis.“To add insult to injury, GDP for the third stanza was revised to a 0.8 per cent drop from a 0.7 per cent drop” on a quarterly basis, added Angrick. “With two consecutive declines in GDP, Japan is in a technical recession.”The yen was little changed after the data release on Thursday at ¥150.2 to the US dollar, while the Nikkei 225 index rose close to 1 per cent, staying just above 38,000 points and within touching distance of its December 1989 bubble-era high of 38,915.The BoJ kept overnight interest rates at minus 0.1 per cent at its most recent policy meeting in January.But officials at the Japanese central bank have been growing increasingly confident that the economy is robust enough to attempt an exit from its negative interest rates policy, thanks to momentum for wage growth and greater assurance of hitting its inflation target of 2 per cent.However, economists said that the fourth-quarter GDP data would complicate that picture, particularly as indices for services and consumption activity remained subdued ahead of the “shunto” spring wage negotiations by the country’s largest companies. Private consumption fell 0.2 per cent in the fourth quarter, following a 0.3 decline in the previous quarter.“The Bank of Japan will likely now become even more cautious about any policy change,” said Min Joo Kang, senior economist for South Korea and Japan at ING, predicting that an interest rate increase could be pushed back to June, or even the third quarter of 2024.According to Rabobank analysts, futures trading on Thursday suggested the probability of an April rate increase falling to 63 per cent, from more than 70 per cent the day before.Japan’s Cabinet Office data releases are closely watched by economists and investors but are volatile and prone to revision. A technical recession is defined as two consecutive quarters of contracting GDP.
Cita de: CHOSEN en Febrero 14, 2024, 12:11:31 pmSolo hay que mirar el abandono de millones de metros cuadrados en el sector terciario (locales comerciales y oficinas) para ver que el precio del suelo -EL ESPACIO FÍSICO OCUPADO- no tiene nada que ver en el artefacto.El artefacto tiene una base demográfica, y como tal tiene que ser abordado.No obstante ya es tarde para afrontar nada.La dinámica generacional (la muerte) es implacable y por eso ahora y solo ahora, al final de la noche más oscura, es cuando vemos movimientos en el sector (el amanecer).Todo lo heredable ya está en la línea de salida.El artefacto no es sostenible con sueldos mileuristas.Los vasos comunicantes eran esto.Salario indio/chino con impuestos europeos.A ver quien sostiene eso.https://twitter.com/HousingSpanish/status/1748064170669404368https://twitter.com/HousingSpanish/status/1751554119318348159https://twitter.com/HousingSpanish/status/1755688572038885629Saludos.
Solo hay que mirar el abandono de millones de metros cuadrados en el sector terciario (locales comerciales y oficinas) para ver que el precio del suelo -EL ESPACIO FÍSICO OCUPADO- no tiene nada que ver en el artefacto.El artefacto tiene una base demográfica, y como tal tiene que ser abordado.No obstante ya es tarde para afrontar nada.La dinámica generacional (la muerte) es implacable y por eso ahora y solo ahora, al final de la noche más oscura, es cuando vemos movimientos en el sector (el amanecer).Todo lo heredable ya está en la línea de salida.El artefacto no es sostenible con sueldos mileuristas.Los vasos comunicantes eran esto.Salario indio/chino con impuestos europeos.A ver quien sostiene eso.
La edad media del parque de vivienda usada en España es de 43,5 años, según la FAI
Pues según he encontrado, parece que jamás ha habido tantos profesores de secundaria.[url]https://www.educacionyfp.gob.es/dam/jcr:b9311a59-9e97-45e6-b912-7efe9f3b1f16/datos-y-cifras-2021-2022-espanol.pdf]https://www.educacionyfp.gob.es/dam/jcr:b9311a59-9e97-45e6-b912-7efe9f3b1f16/datos-y-cifras-2021-2022-espanol.pdf][url]https://www.educacionyfp.gob.es/dam/jcr:b9311a59-9e97-45e6-b912-7efe9f3b1f16/datos-y-cifras-2021-2022-espanol.pdf[/url]Página 14.Los últimos datos son del curso 2020-2021 así que faltan los dos últimos y este que llevamos así que no demos nada por totalmente seguro.Sin embargo, escasean.¿Cuáles serán las causas?.¿Podría ser que se han tomado decisiones sin pensar en dotar de plazas y presupuesto?Decisiones como bajar la carga de horas lectivas, permitir a los profesores mayores de 55 canjear horas lectivas por otras actividades, generar más necesidad de profesorado con itinerarios que dispersan al alumnado...No lo sé, lo pongo encima de la mesa.Es que cada vez que alguien dice que falta tal o falta cual, voy, miro y veo que cada vez hay más de eso.
Cita de: Cadavre Exquis en Febrero 14, 2024, 20:57:05 pmCita de: CHOSEN en Febrero 14, 2024, 12:11:31 pmSolo hay que mirar el abandono de millones de metros cuadrados en el sector terciario (locales comerciales y oficinas) para ver que el precio del suelo -EL ESPACIO FÍSICO OCUPADO- no tiene nada que ver en el artefacto.El artefacto tiene una base demográfica, y como tal tiene que ser abordado.No obstante ya es tarde para afrontar nada.La dinámica generacional (la muerte) es implacable y por eso ahora y solo ahora, al final de la noche más oscura, es cuando vemos movimientos en el sector (el amanecer).Todo lo heredable ya está en la línea de salida.El artefacto no es sostenible con sueldos mileuristas.Los vasos comunicantes eran esto.Salario indio/chino con impuestos europeos.A ver quien sostiene eso.https://twitter.com/HousingSpanish/status/1748064170669404368https://twitter.com/HousingSpanish/status/1751554119318348159https://twitter.com/HousingSpanish/status/1755688572038885629Saludos.Y el otro dato a tener en cuenta es este:https://www.europapress.es/economia/construccion-y-vivienda-00342/noticia-edad-media-parque-vivienda-usada-espana-435-anos-fai-20230801103031.htmlCitarLa edad media del parque de vivienda usada en España es de 43,5 años, según la FAILa vivienda no dura eternamente (como pudiera creer un pisitófilo) sino que se deteriora y se vuelve obsoleta con los años.
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