Currency exchange news for buying a house in Spain The dollar weakened all of last week in reaction to the perceived dovish tone from the Federal Reserve, this led to the expectation on tapering in September to fade. The primary beneficiary was the euro which in turn was helped by some seemingly hawkish statements from members of […]
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What are the top tips for living off grid in Spain, also in particular relating to The Alpujarra. These are not just made up, these come from both my own personal experiences of living off-grid but also from many others who have contributed to these tips with their many years of experience. Living off-grid in
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Currency news 12th July 2021 In the last week, the focus for many traders has switched from fears of rising inflation to concerns over the re-emergence of Covid combined with a slowing economy. Almost as the Fed published the minutes from its June FOMC meeting, the market’s attention switched to worries over the recent run
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Having insurance for your property in Spain is no less important than in any other country. It doesn’t matter if it’s a flat in town, a coastal villa, or a country finca. Insurance offers peace of mind. If something awful happens, like fire, flood, or burglary, you will have a safety net to help
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A new tax reduction has been announced on property purchases within Andalusia. Mathew tells us more in this video.
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This is as much as we know for now about the Spanish borders reopening. Keep an eye on our social platforms for further updates as and when we get them.
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Lanjaron Property currency update Last week was primarily dominated by the debate over when the Federal Reserve will taper its asset purchases, in other words, tighten their monetary policy. Publicly the Fed, in particular Jerome Powell, has been repeating its commitment to its dual mandate of full employment and low inflation through an
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Good Morning As the UK slowly returns to normality, the currency markets continued to worry last week about the impact of this on inflation and whether Central Banks will be too tardy in their response. The Royal Bank of New Zealand and the Bank of Canada signaled their intentions to raise rates in 2022, as
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After a week of anticipation, the non-farm payroll report came in at a slightly disappointing level and encouraged sellers of the dollar to reappear. With employment rising at a lower than expected 559,000, the pace of the recovery in the US and the subsequent tightening of economic policy is starting to be questioned by investors.
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Good Morning Currencies continued to trade in the familiar tight ranges for most of last week as the markets awaited the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) for May, which, when published, reported the highest core inflation figure for 30 years. Investors remain concerned with the inflationary pressures that appear to be growing as the developed
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