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October 20, 2022
Y, viéndole don Quijote de aquella manera, con muestras de tanta tristeza, le dijo: Sábete, Sancho, que no es un hombre más que otro si no hace más que otro. Todas estas borrascas que nos suceden son señales de que presto ha de serenar el tiempo y han de sucedernos bien las cosas; porque no es posib
May 15, 2020
Economic activity in Spain is seeing a historically sharp drop. The 5.2% decline in GDP in the first quarter of the year can be explained only if we consider that it dropped by 30%–40% over the last two weeks of March.
May 11, 2020
Tha main challenge for the Spanish economy after COVID-19 is to implement appropriate measures to mitigate any permanent damage on the economy, and to ensure that we do not see an increase in structural and long-term unemployment rates, a permanent fall in incomes and an increase in inequality.
April 30, 2020
Pandemic measures against COVID-19 hit Social Security enrolment in March 2020. The effect was greater in touristic areas, especially in the islands and southern mediterranean ones, and smaller in great urban areas, and in the north.
April 28, 2020
Employment fell by 285.6k people (1.1% YoY), those employed unable to work due to Temporary Redundancy Plan (ERTE) or partial unemployment ascended to 578,3K and the unemployment rate increased to 14.4%. Seasonally adjusted, the labor dropped by -0.4% QoQ, but if we exclude those not able to work, it would reach -3.4%
April 2, 2020
Labour records from March confirm that the confinement has a remarkable effect. Average Social Security enrolment decreased by 302,600 people (-0.5% YoY) and unemployment rose by 302,300 (9.3% YoY). Seasonally adjusted, the fall in employment was 424,000 people and the increase in unemployment was 338,000.
March 3, 2020
Data from February indicate that, for the time being, no effects of the coronavirus are observed in the labour market. Social Security affiliation rosed by 85,700 people (1.9% YoY) and unemployment fell by 7,800 (-1.3% YoY). Excluding seasonal factors, employment accelerated to 36,000 people and unemployment fell by 17,000
March 2, 2020
BBVA Research has closely analyzed the Aragonese economy for a number years. We witnessed the resurgence following the "Great Crisis": 7 consecutive years of growth allowed GDP to recover, and it will grow above the average in Spain.
February 4, 2020
Gross social security affiliation fell by 244,000 people in January (1.8% YoY) and unemployment rosed by 90,200 (-1.0% YoY). Excluding seasonal factors, employment barely grew by 9,000 people and unemployment by 4,000, which, in any case, represented a prolongation of the sluggishness in the labour market registrations
January 3, 2020
Social security affiliation rosed by 31,700 people in dec-19 (2.0% YoY) and unemployment fell by 34,600 (-1.2% YoY). Excluding seasonal factors, employment grew by 15,000 people and unemployment by 5,000. In 4Q19 the affiliation slightly advanced (0.4% t/t CVEC) and unemployment broke its downward trend (0.1% t/t CVEC)
December 3, 2019
Social security affiliation fell by 53,100 people (2.3% YoY) and unemployment rose by 20,500 (-1.7% YoY). Excluding seasonal factors, there are signs of stability in the labor market, in figures less favorable than those of 2018: employment grew by 30,000 people and unemployment registered its fourth growth in 2019 (1,200)
November 5, 2019
Social security affiliation increased by 106,500 people (2.3% YoY) and unemployment by 97,900 (-2.4% YoY). Once seasonality is accounted for, mixed signals are observed in labor market: employment gained dynamism and grew by 39,000 people, but unemployment registered its third non-consecutive growth in 2019 (13,000 people)
