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ECB keeps interest rate at 2% as growth holds up against trade tension — REUTERS / pwu404

European Central Bank · Frankfurt

ECB keeps interest rate at 2% as growth holds up against trade tension

43% Center coverage: 81 sources

The Frankfurt-based European Central Bank held its deposit facility rate at 2% on Thursday for the third consecutive meeting.See the Story

REVEALED: The Richest Spaniards in 2025 According to Forbes with Just One Entertainer Making the Top 100 List

REVEALED: The Richest Spaniards in 2025 According to Forbes with Just One Entertainer Making the Top 100 List

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

THE founder of the Inditex fashion group, Amancio Ortega, has been named as the richest Spaniard for the 12th successive year by Forbes magazine. The only See the Story

No longer any difference in Spain between minimum wage (€15,120) and most frequent salary (€15,575)

Minimum Wage · Spain

No longer any difference in Spain between minimum wage (€15,120) and most frequent salary (€15,575)

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The Corner The urgency with which the minimum wage (SMI) has been increased in Spain (a 46% rise just between 2018 and 2023, triple the increase of the preceding decade) clashes with companies’ real capacity to absorb it. And this has an impact: if the nominal SMI was equivalent to 60% of the modal (most frequent) salary in 2018, it reached 97% in 2023. Thus, in Spain, the interprofessional minimum wage is...See the Story

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