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According to @IMF, the capacity of fiscal and monetary policy to mitigate financial stability risks is more limited today than it was during much of the past two decades, given high debt levels and inflation in many jurisdictions.
According to Ramón Casilda, “it is no longer just a matter of Spanish capital investing in Latin America, but also of Latin American capital using Spain as a European base,” reinforcing a more balanced transatlantic economic space.
According to José Carlos Díez, Professor of Economics at the University of Alcalá, Spanish households have access to some of the cheapest mortgages in Europe, with interest rates below both Euribor and long-term government bond yields.
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