Mariano Rajoy News
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Spanish politicians trying to cushion the blows of austerity plan to seize foreclosed homes to house the needy, discouraging foreign investment and threatening to violate terms of the European bailout of the country’s banks.
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Spain’s 10-year government bonds declined for the first time in six weeks as demand fell when the nation sold a combined 4.57 billion euros ($5.9 billion) of securities at an auction.
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Spanish industrial output declined less than economists expected in March, suggesting that the recession in the euro area’s fourth-largest economy is abating.
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Spain beat its maximum target at a bond auction in Madrid today and its borrowing costs fell after an interest-rate cut by the European Central Bank fueled a rally in bonds from distressed euro countries.
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Spain beat its maximum target at a bond auction in Madrid today and its borrowing costs fell after an interest-rate cut by the European Central Bank fueled a rally in bonds from distressed euro countries.
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Gas Natural SDG SA, Spain’s largest gas supplier, reported a surprise increase in the first quarter as growth in Latin America offset declining demand at home.
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Spain’s registered unemployment dropped in April, lending support to the government’s forecast of an economic recovery this year.
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The European Commission said Spain’s budget deficit, the widest in the European Union, will increase next year unless the government implements more austerity measures.
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European Union governments are starting to relax their austerity-first approach to economic policy. Better late than never; we’ve been advising them to do just that for months. It’s a shame the new thinking, however welcome, is too limited and incoherent.
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Spain’s slump eased in the first quarter as the government pushes back its budget-deficit target to ease a fiscal squeeze that has weighed on the economy.
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