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La irrupció de la pandèmia ha modificat l’escenari per a la inversió immobiliària en actius relacionats amb el comerç al detall. D’una banda, les fortes restriccions a la mobilitat i al negoci han reduït els preus i les rendes dels locals comercials i han moderat l’interès inversor. De l’altra, la COVID-19 ha provocat un canvi en els hàbits dels consumidors espanyols que ha beneficiat els supermercats, on la inversió va assolir màxims històrics el 2020, i que ha accelerat la penetració del comerç on-line en el sector detallista, que ha impulsat, així, la inversió en la logística necessària per donar suport a aquest canal de vendes.
Precaution and volatility continued to set the tone across financial markets on Thursday. Eurozone HICP inflation surprised on the upside (headline: 8.5% y/y in February after 8.6%; core: 5.6% after 5.3%) while, in the US, data showed unit labour cost accelerated in Q4 and new weekly jobless claims fell further last week.
Durant els darrers anys, la indústria manufacturera espanyola ha aconseguit esquivar els pitjors escenaris de caiguda de l’activitat (COVID, colls d'ampolla, crisi energètica). El 2023, s’enfronta a reptes nous: l’impacte de la pujada de tipus d’interès, els efectes dels problemes d’abastament de determinats insums i l’encariment dels costos de producció.
Today’s FOMC meeting remained the focus of investor attention in yesterday’s session, with markets currently pricing in the Fed to keep rates unchanged. On the data front, US new home construction fell to its lowest level since 2020 as higher mortgage rates in August appear to have cooled demand.
Malgrat patir els efectes de la prolongada sequera i la forta alça dels costos de producció, el sector agroalimentari espanyol està mostrant una tendència de creixement moderat i ha aconseguit mantenir la competitivitat i el dinamisme de les seves exportacions. A més a més, el turisme rural està demostrant ser un bon complement de l’activitat agrària perquè diversifica les fonts d’ingressos de les explotacions, les quals han de continuar treballant per ser més competitives i eficients en l’ús de recursos.
Investors’ mood was mixed yesterday as they grappled with a raft of data. In the US, Treasury yields fell again despite the Fed's hawkish tone on Wednesday, weighed down by concerns about some regional US banks and higher than expected jobless claims, although Q4 productivity and labour cost data were encouraging for disinflationary momentum.
During Tuesday’s session, eurozone investors remained focused on French political risk, while US markets saw some thin trading volumes ahead of the 4th of July holiday. In the eurozone, government bond yields fell and peripheral spreads tightened as the May inflation reading came in line with expectations, easing slightly from May but with service costs stuck.
Financial markets had a mixed session on Wednesday. As investors awaited today's ECB meeting, the biggest macro driver yesterday was the US CPI report for August, which showed that prices rose in line with expectations (0.2% MoM), but core inflation showed some stickiness (0.3% MoM) due to higher than expected costs for housing and other services.
Subdued trading on financial markets on Tuesday ahead of today's US CPI report and tomorrow's ECB meeting. Eurozone government bond yields were flat, while US yields edged slightly higher. On the data front, US unit labour costs rose 0.8% in Q3 (below an expected 1.3%), while the NFIB business confidence index rose to its highest level since June 2021.
Investors kicked off the week on a cautious note after Moody's downgraded the US credit rating from Aaa to Aa1, citing concerns about the country's fiscal trajectory, rising debt burden and high interest costs. With this downgrade, the US lost its only remaining triple A credit rating.