US EditionJP Morgan Warns that Corruption Scandals Are Already Affecting Investment and that Early Elections Would Bring "Stability"
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Spain is playing its leading role in Europe. Political corruption within the Socialist Party is making investors nervous and could mess with the...
JP Morgan Puts the Focus on Spanish Politics: Advises an Electoral Advancement to Restore Confidence
Spain wakes up these days between headlines that mix economy, politics and a pinch of suspense worthy of black novel. The latest information bomb is signed by JP Morgan, the world’s largest investment bank, which has not bitten its language: it openly recommends anticipating the general elections in Spain to restore lost stability after the recent corruption scandals that dot the PSOE and its closest environment. Corruption and mistrust: the coc…
In Spain, corruption has ceased to be an occasional anomaly and has become an institutional burden that undermines the credibility of the democratic system and erodes public trust. According to Transparency International's latest Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), Spain lost four points in 2024 and fell to 46th place in the global ranking (out of 180 countries), a drop of ten positions that places it on par with countries like the Czech Republi…
In these hypothetical elections, if there were, "the PP could form a government with Vox's support," his analysts say in a report. More information: Disordering NATO with Sánchez: They believe it blocks the 5% rise to cover their weakness after scandals
The largest bank in the world believes that the PSOE crisis increases the possibility of early elections, although uncertainty so far has not affected economic growth. Read
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