Catalan economy grows 16% in summer months but pandemic recovery still insufficient
Third quarter economic output fell by 9% from 2019
Third quarter economic output fell by 9% from 2019
138,000 less people with work compared to one year ago; figures exclude temporary lay-offs
Ecological transition, digitalization, gender equality and social cohesion are scheme's priorities
According to Catalonia's statistics institute, the drop was 16% compared to the first quarter
Potential €3.5 billion deal could create 3,000 jobs directly and a further 18,000 indirectly
Potential €3.5 billion deal could create 3,000 jobs directly and a further 18,000 indirectly
Both the Catalan entity and the financial institution partly owned by the Spanish government are part of Spain's top 4 banks
Dealing with outbreaks, vaccines, gloomy economic prospects and an upcoming snap election among main hot topics
This year is set to break the trend of all-time records for nine years in a row
Decline due to falls in prices of fuel and housing, including supplies
CaixaBank and Banc Sabadell make 67% and 72% less in the first half of 2020, while Catalan GDP falls 20.1%
In the second quarter of 2020, a further 61,300 people lost their jobs, bringing the total without work to 472,900
Spanish Institute of Statistics confirms 6.6% decrease in household spending and 1.8% increase in public debt
Measures to deal with the pandemic have brought about new ways of working that could be here to stay
Two months ago the International Monetary Fund had forecast a drop of 8% in the Spanish economy