16
Nov

Moody’s rebaja al 1,9% la previsión de crecimiento de México por la llegada de Trump

La agencia calificadora Moody’s rebajó hoy la previsión de crecimiento económico para México al 1,9% para 2017 y al 2,3% en 2018 por los posibles cambios comerciales, fiscales y migratorios con la llegada de Donald Trump a la Casa Blanca. Leer

16
Nov

Garicano y Guindos pactan el nuevo presidente de la CNMV

Sebastián Albella, socio del despacho Linklaters, ya estuvo dos veces en la Comisión

16
Nov

Facebook, and the trouble in being everything to everyone

OXFORD Dictionaries has just named «post-truth» its word of the year. The timing certainly seems apt. Among the many recriminations unfolding in the wake of the American election are darts aimed at the press which, some argue, did an inadequate job during the campaign sorting truth, from half-truth, from innuendo, from outright fabrication. Interestingly, among those groups in the crosshairs is Facebook, which is now struggling to work out what its journalistic responsibilities are in this strange new digital age.

Facebook, which has nearly 2b monthly active users, is a media goliath. Users spend much of their time at the site interacting with friends and family, or sharing photos and videos. Yet Facebook is also an increasingly important location for the publication and sharing of news. According to a study conducted by the Pew Research Centre, 44% of American adults said they get some news from Facebook. Some of that news, as it turns out, is fake….Continue reading

16
Nov

Reversal of fortune

FOR MUCH of 2016, things seemed to be going well in emerging markets. A pickup in commodity prices signalled that the global economy (and China’s, in particular) was more robust than feared as the year began. In the manufacturing sector, the average level of the purchasing managers’ index in developing countries ticked up from 49 at the start of the year (indicating contraction) to 51 (expansion) by October, according to Goldman Sachs.

Signs of stability could be identified even in the economies that most worried investors in recent years—the so-called “fragile five” of Brazil, India, Indonesia, South Africa and Turkey. All had seen their current-account deficits shrink in the past three years, making them less dependent on foreign inflows of capital.

Confidence in emerging markets had also revived among international investors. Before the American presidential election both the MSCI emerging-stockmarket index and JP Morgan’s emerging-market bond index had outperformed their developed-world equivalents this year.

But Donald Trump’s victory seems, at least temporarily, to have changed minds. On November 11th emerging-market currencies suffered…Continue reading

16
Nov

Moody’s rebaja la nota de OHL y la hunde aún más en el nivel de ‘bono basura’

La constructora se deja en Bolsa otro 4% y se acerca a los niveles mínimos de agosto

16
Nov

El Gobierno intenta un acercamiento entre Colombia y Gas Natural

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16
Nov

Los primeros peritos del juicio de las ‘black’ declaran que «nunca» habían visto unas tarjetas así

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16
Nov

La Comisión quiere una expansión presupuestaria del 0,5% en Europa

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16
Nov

La CNMC multa a Prosegur y Loomis por repartirse el negocio del ‘cash’

Competencia impone un sanción de 46,4 millones a ambas empresas por compartír información sobre el mercado de traslado de dinero en efectivo

16
Nov

El Gobierno propondrá al abogado Sebastián Albella como presidente de la CNMV

Planteará que la vicepresidencia sea para la responsable del ICAC, Ana María Martínez-Pina. García-Legaz opta a presidir CESCE