Spain removed from EU sick list
Brussels believes the country no longer has excessive economic imbalances But it is also calling for further efforts to address problems
Brussels believes the country no longer has excessive economic imbalances But it is also calling for further efforts to address problems
Output expected to continue increasing to replace depleted stock
Figure is 0.1 points below initial estimate
Companies increase staffing levels for first time in 70 months
Survey also indicates labor market is showing signs of stabilizing
Deal also involves cooperation agreement with Chinese lender to develop wholesale banking activities
Private consumption expected to grow next year as exports remain strong
Company credit also slumps to lowest level since 2007
First contraction in four months highlights “fragility” of sector
Governor Linde says government revenues need to pick up toward the end of the year to ensure deficit target is met
Imports also pick up indicating a possible revival in domestic demand after recession
GDP rises 0.2 percent in the period July-September as the IMF suggests the need for yet more wage cuts
Mexican group has already agreed the purchase of 45 percent of the Spanish meat processor from leading shareholders at 6.8 euros per share, valuing the company at 675 million euros
Germany cited for excess current account surplus. Eurogroup to give thumbs up to Madrid on bank bailout conditions.
Spanish telecoms giant to use proceeds to reduce financial debt
GDP now seen expanding by just 0.5 percent, way down on earlier estimate of 0.9 percent
Judge rules that 40-euro fee for reprinting of boarding pass breaches consumer protection laws
Earnings boosted by lower balance clean-up costs But bad loans continue to advance, while interest income falls
Spanish builder and service company will remain major shareholder
Scrutiny to be carried out over 12 months starting in November and will cover 85 percent of the euro-zone banking system
Overseas arrivals climbed 4.7 percent from the same month in 2012 as Madrid regains its luster
Country emerges from recession after more than two years
Spanish lenders could face losses of 104 billion euros from bad debt, but have coverage lined up
Regulator sees no indication that new rules have led to increase in long-term contracts Economy seen emerging from recession this quarter
Figures add weight to expected exit from long recession in the third quarter
Recovery attributed to stronger overseas orders
Foreign deal is second biggest ever awarded to a Spanish builder