March 31, 2008

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Euribor March 2008

A quick point: We already have the final figure Euribor in March 2008: 4.59%. Which represents a rise of 0241 basis points with respect to February, 0484 with respect to March 2007 (one year) and a drop in 0135 with respect to September 2007 (6 months).

For half a mortgage of 150,000 Euros to 25 years with annual review in March, the rise in the monthly fee will be around 42 Euros. If the revision is every six months, the low share € 12.

We continue the discussion in the article of the day: http://www.euribor.com.es/2008/03/31/efectos-secundarios/

Written by Carlos Lopez on March 31, 2008 with comments not permitted
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Side Effects

Time One of the legacies we have of the oil crisis of 1974 is the time change that we suffer today especially because of madrugón, it is estimated that with this new schedule each household, saving electricity on average in 6 euros per year in addition to the lower pollution generated. The truth is that there is much savings to the discomfort caused by change, but not everything is as environmentalism and economics, I would look at other effects, particularly those affecting our health. A part of the laziness that comes to us in the mornings, with this new schedule we spent more time on the street with what gives us the sun and get Vitamin D, to be out doing a less sedentary life with its consequent reduction in obesity and this lifestyle we decrease the stress. From a business point of view, this time with the catering business improved slightly but the television they see as their prime strip also is delayed and diminished.

Interestingly, as a measure taken solely for economic reasons can have some side effects as diverse. Normal, so that measures more caliber, such as a drop in rates, which have measured with great care and analyzing all possible scenarios.

So strange this morning, we got up with the news that the harmonized inflation rose to 4.6% in March. This is crazy data and undoubtedly influenced the European average, Trichet data that looks very closely at when making decisions on monetary policy. We are talking about the highest figure in 9 years. Normal with these prices so high we see that the retail trade fell for the first time for three months followed. Interestingly, companies in the Ibex mark a record in absolute profits despite the slowdown. We see that the big capean though the crisis and small are those who eat it.

One of the favorite exercises of the economic means is a retelling of the real estate problems, he did little in Gurusblog and yesterday touched him to El Mundo, with this nice line-up:

These are the companies that have come out worst in recent months.

Not to you, but I do get the impression that something is not right here.

Written by Carlos Lopez on March 31, 2008 with 266 comments
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