Finanzas

La ministra de Hacienda anuncia que limitará los beneficios fiscales a las grandes empresas que paguen menos del 15%

Las acciones del equipo de fútbol italiano han llegado a subir hasta un 10% en el parqué

La ministra de Hacienda anuncia que limitará los beneficios fiscales a las grandes empresas que pagen menos del 15%

La renta media declarada por los asalariados sube al mayor ritmo en una década

TRAVELLERS come in all different stripes. So it is generally not wise for the chief executive of a major airline to say something like this about a controversial presidential stance: “This policy and its impact on thousands of children is in deep conflict with [our] mission and we want no part of it.» But that was Oscar Munoz of United Airlines on President Donald Trump’s now-reversed policy of separating immigrant children from their parents at the border. He is not the only airline boss to have attacked the policy. American Airlines issued a statement condemning the move as “not at all aligned” with its values. They, along with Frontier Airlines and Southwest Airlines, asked the government not to use their flights to transport children away from their parents. America’s other major airlines, Delta, also said that the family separations “do not align with Delta’s core values”.

The loud and explicit condemnation of the values of a serving president is unusual…Continue reading

IT USED to be said that America’s shale producers were the new “swing factor” in global oil markets. It turns out that role is being taken by America’s president. 

At a time when oil prices are at three-and-a-half-year highs, markets are being buffeted by three countervailing forces unleashed by President Donald Trump: his geopolitical agenda, particularly sanctions on Iran; his domestic political agenda, to lower American petrol prices before the mid-term elections; and his looming trade war with China. If he does not get his way, he may have a dangerous weapon up his sleeve—America’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR). His meddling risks making OPEC, the oil cartel that is a focus of his wrath, look like a paragon of predictability. 

First, geopolitics. Despite an agreement late last month by Saudi-led OPEC and Russia to increase output by up to 1m barrels a day (b/d), the price of Brent crude, a benchmark, has risen to above $77 a barrel. The proximate…Continue reading

Este jueves entran finalmente en vigor las cuentas de 2018 tras su larga tramitación

López de Letona estuvo al frente de la institución entre 1976 y 1978

La ministra estudia eliminar corsés financieros de los municipios, con superávits públicos desde 2012

Los responsables de la entidad no esperaban una muerte prematura y mostraban cierta confianza en encontrar la ayuda del Banco de España o del BCE