Finance
As a paper started by entrepreneurial expats for expats, The Euro Weekly News want to ensure that they cover all areas when it comes to finances, so that their readership have all the information they need when it comes to managing their own finances, especially since having moved abroad.
Currency outlook: US dollar rocked by fresh hostilities in the Gulf, Pound stabilises as UK political risks fade
Euro EUR/GBP: Down from £0.86 to £0.85 EUR/USD: Down from $1.14 to $1.13 The euro got off to a poor start in July, being pressured by some...
The rising cost of Spain’s wildfires
Spain's devastating 2026 wildfire season has highlighted the growing financial and environmental impact of climate change. As thousands of hectares burn across the country, the...
Spain won the World Cup, but could the USA take a slice of the prize?
Spain's triumph over Argentina in the 2026 World Cup final was a major win for the country, boosting morale and cementing the national team’s reputation...
How UK small businesses are meeting the demand for always-on customer service
The nine to five is losing its grip on customer service. Someone orders a lamp at 11pm, spots the wrong delivery address at midnight, and...
Fewer Spaniards are drinking, and it’s costing the Treasury millions
Drinking culture in Spain has changed significantly in recent years. The combination of rising living costs and growing wellness trends has created a generation that...
The part of Spain offering a 60% tax break that most Costa expats cannot use
Skilled foreign workers moving to Bizkaia, the Basque province that includes Bilbao, could benefit from a proposed 50 per cent income exemption, rising to 60...
Pound wobbles as Starmer resigns, US dollar strengthened by hawkish Fed repricing
Euro EUR/GBP: Unchanged at £0.86 EUR/USD: Down from $1.16 to $1.13 The euro initially got off to a robust start in June, with the single currency being underpinned...
What to consider before making an ETF investment
Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are one of the most popular investment options available today. They give investors easy access to many different assets without the high price...
Millennials vs Gen-Z, which generation has it worst?
Gen-Z and Millennials are constantly arguing over which generation had it best, or rather, which had it worst. A new report from the Resolution Foundation...
Victory lap: Formula One generates €300 Million in Barcelona
All eyes were on Barcelona recently when Formula One arrived for another weekend of racing. While it may have been Lewis Hamilton topping the podium,...
Empty tables and closed doors: rising costs are forcing Britain’s restaurants to shut
Britain was once a foodie hotspot, but in recent years the scene has dropped off, and in some places disappeared entirely. UK restaurant closures reach crisis...
Future of European banking: Tech trends to watch
European banks are under pressure from all sides. Neobanks keep pulling customers. Regulators keep updating the rulebook. And the technology that was "experimental" three years...
Robotaxis are coming to Spain, but who pays the price?
As if driving in Spain wasn’t chaotic enough, self-driving robotaxis could soon be hitting the streets. robotaxis are expected to begin operating across the country...
Building New York’s EV future starts with building the workforce
Billions of dollars are flowing into New York's clean energy transition. Electric vehicle charging stations are expanding, new regulations are pushing buildings toward electrification, and...