The fixed mortgage begins its comeback: could it have overtaken the mixed mortgage in 2025?

The fixed mortgage begins its comeback: could it have overtaken the mixed mortgage in 2025?

The European Central Bank (ECB) has reduced interest rates three times official this year (in June, September and October) and the Euribor has dropped almost a point and a half between its value recorded in January and the one that, for now, it accumulates in October 2024. But how are these movements affecting the Spanish … Read more

Federal Reserve Chairman confirms start of rate cuts in US: “The time has come”

Federal Reserve Chairman confirms start of rate cuts in US: “The time has come”

The US Federal Reserve (Fed) has given in and confirmed that it will lower interest rates. “The time has come for (monetary) policy to tighten,” said its president, Jerome Powell, on Friday during the Jackson Hole Symposium, the meeting that brings together Central Banks in the middle of August. ECB halts mortgage relief, leaves interest … Read more

The European Central Bank Increases Interest Rates to 4.5%: Effects on Mortgages and the Future Outlook

The European Central Bank Increases Interest Rates to 4.5%: Effects on Mortgages and the Future Outlook

The European Central Bank (ECB) announced last Thursday a new increase in interest rates to bring them up to 4,5% and leave the indicators on highs not seen since 2001. This situation has its corresponding effect on the Euribor, which has been rising since the ECB began this policy of increases to fight inflation. The … Read more

Forecast of Rising Prices and Decreasing Euribor: Insights from Asufin President Patricia Suárez

Forecast of Rising Prices and Decreasing Euribor: Insights from Asufin President Patricia Suárez

Given the rise in prices and the slight decrease in the Euribor -it remains above 4%-, RNE mornings makes a forecast of where these values ​​​​can be directed together with Patricia Suárez, president of Asufin: “It is expected that from January the rates will begin to drop, the reality is that this does not alleviate … Read more

The Decline in Mortgage Loans and Rising Interest Rates in the Real Estate Sector

The Decline in Mortgage Loans and Rising Interest Rates in the Real Estate Sector

The rise in credit is becoming increasingly noticeable in the real estate sector. The granting of mortgages for the purchase of housing deepened its fall in May. In total, 33,398 loans of this type were registered, which represents a decrease of 24% in a year ago. The average amount of loans was also reduced, with … Read more

Malaria Knowlesi: Symptoms, Complications, and Treatment – Klikdokter.com

Malaria Knowlesi: Symptoms, Complications, and Treatment – Klikdokter.com

5. Malaria Knowlesi Knowlesi malaria occurs due to the Plasmodium knowlesi parasite. This type of malaria usually infects humans through other animals, which have already been bitten by the Anopheles mosquito. For example, in an area there are infected monkeys as hosts. Because it did originally occur in primates, humans who come in contact are … Read more

Record High Renegotiations of Mortgages as European Central Bank Raises Interest Rates

Record High Renegotiations of Mortgages as European Central Bank Raises Interest Rates

The rapid, high and constant increases in interest rates approved by the European Central Bank (ECB) in recent months have forced citizens to renegotiate their mortgages with the bank. According to the latest data published this Monday by the Bank of Spain, a record for renegotiation of mortgage loans was recorded in April. A level … Read more

Asia-Pacific Stock Exchanges Close in Green Amid US Debt Ceiling Negotiations

Asia-Pacific Stock Exchanges Close in Green Amid US Debt Ceiling Negotiations

Las stock exchanges in the Asia-Pacific region They have closed this Monday in green for the most part. Investors are still very aware of the US debt ceiling negotiations, which have resumed, and for the moment the good tone in the markets prevails. He Nikkei has returned to mark maximums and China has kept interest … Read more