16Jul

Lending rates to businesses fall to minimum of 15 years

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Portuguese entrepreneurs pay the lowest interest was the euro, although pay double the European counterparts. Portuguese entrepreneurs did not pay so little for bank credit for at least 15 years. After several years to bear high interest rates, through aggressive hikes ‘spreads’, domestic enterprises now pay the cheapest credit was euro. A reality that reflects […]
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10Jul

In 2013 we were so far from Europe as in 1990

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After a timid approach to European partners, the standard of living of the Portuguese was in 2013, 25% below the EU average, as it was in 1990, study reveals “Three Decades of European Portugal” The document, coordinated by economist Augusto Mateus Foundation and commissioned by Francisco Manuel dos Santos, will be presented today and updates […]
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09Jul

Markets awaken on high alert

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The world’s leading financial centers today face a great test of fire after the Greek referendum. The state is of high alert among investors, after the results of the referendum in Greece, there are those who fear chaos in currency and stock markets. The situation has led most banks today to strengthen its foreign exchange […]
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06Jul

Credit to companies with the worst start of year ever

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As novas operações de crédito a empresas estão a cair 31% nos primeiros quatro meses do ano, uma tendência que tem já dez meses. Construção, imobiliário e SGPS têm destaque negativo. Ao mesmo tempo, o malparado continua a bater recordes. Between January and April this year, banks are much less grant new credit to companies […]
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21Apr

Europe adopts ceilings on credit card rates

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The Council of the European Union adopted, on Monday, in the end, the new Community legislation introducing ceilings on rates of use of credit and debit cards in payment transactions. The maximum ceilings, which had already been approved by the European Parliament last March and are now definitely adopted by the Member States, are set […]
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13Apr

Tax puts customers to pay debts of restaurants

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There are taxpayers who are being called for Finance to pay tax debts of commercial establishments, including restaurants, where they asked consumption and bill with tax identification number. The problem is they are concerned mere shopping, paid immediately, which do not lead to the provision of credit or space for attachments. Added to this is […]
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31Mar

Bank of Portugal forecasts show “a more robust” recovery

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Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho said, this Thursday, the Bank of Portugal forecasts show that economic recovery is being “more robust” allowing “think in the medium term with more optimism and more confidence.” “There are forecasts that, I think, essentially confirm that the recovery that we are seeing in Portugal is a more robust recovery […]
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27Mar

Black list of debtors fires to 126,000 records

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Established in 2009 to avoid “useless” court proceedings, the Public List of executions, the Ministry of Justice, currently has more than 126,000 borrowers. The total debt sum already 2259 million. The black list of debtors – that is, targeted people in debt processes that ended without any payment – has been growing from year to […]
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24Mar

Companies have two more competitions for Community support

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Companies with research and technological development projects or who want to introduce innovations to its production process already have two open competitions. Were yesterday opened two competitions for companies who want to develop research projects and technological development or who want to introduce innovations to its production process. The aim is to provide “financial support […]
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