Economic outlook: GDP, inflation, employment, monetary policy and the decisions that move the Spanish economy.
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The Advisory Council of Andalusia approves the PERI modification that will double office space at the former Intelhorce site.
Treasury gathers regional governments to set the deficit path for the 2027 Budget, with risk premium at 85 basis points and the spectre of December's rejection.
President Petro insists on presenting a tax reform on July 20 despite the new government's request to wait. The transition is organised with 22 working groups.
Net income for the Treasury nears €10.7 billion, a record. The most common salary is €1,500, while inflation exceeds 3%.
The Generalitat is considering abolishing 15 regional taxes but rules out changes to income tax. The reform aims to simplify the system without affecting revenue.
Cuauhtémoc Blanco's vehicle was vandalised by anti-World Cup protesters in Periférico Sur. The Mexico-England match was also delayed by a thunderstorm.
Two petrol stations in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria offer the cheapest 98 octane petrol in the province at €1.349 per litre.
Inheriting over €9,450 may lead to the loss of SEPE benefits. The agency cross-references data with the tax office and requires inheritance notification within 30 days.
Caputo reaffirms restrictive monetary policy and forecasts more dollars than pesos in Argentina. The aim is to strengthen the availability of foreign currency.
Spain must execute €23 billion from Next Generation funds by August 2026, while Cohesion Funds are stalled and public debt exceeds 101% of GDP.
State debt has increased by 53% since 2018, reaching 1.751 trillion euros. Each Spaniard owes 11,144 euros more, while wealth only rises by 1,620 euros.
Warsh's Fed keeps rates unchanged, but the dot plot anticipates a quarter-point hike before December amid internal division and a cooling economy.