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.
AI is logging into bank accounts – and banks are struggling to tell who’s in control
It may not be the case for the average person with a savings account and nothing more, but other customers who have handed their online...
Spain leads stronger construction markets as European growth remains subdued
Europe's construction industry is facing another subdued year, with high financing costs, expensive materials and weak housing economics continuing to restrain activity. Spain is among...
Finance in brief: Construction pressure, energy savings and Europe’s investment outlook
Europe's economy is sending mixed signals as construction struggles with high financing costs while renewable energy delivers major savings. Elsewhere, policymakers are examining everything from...
Finance in brief: EV levies, euro pressure and the global money stories in focus
Trade tensions, government debt, energy support and frozen Russian assets are among the issues shaping the economic outlook this week. Britain is considering action on...
Spain’s household wealth surges to €3.4 trillion as equities drive growth
Spanish households saw their financial wealth rise sharply during 2025, with assets reaching €3.4 trillion and growth comfortably outpacing the wider Western European market. New...
AI borrowing, online growth and major Valencia battery investment
Technology, trade and investment dominate the latest round of European business news, with artificial intelligence driving fresh borrowing while e-commerce continues to expand. Elsewhere, new...
Finance in brief: Water investment, banking battles and Europe’s changing economy
From new investment in Mediterranean water infrastructure to banking consolidation, government spending and changing payment habits, businesses and policymakers across Europe are facing a busy...
The Spanish tax that non-resident owners forget and why 31st December matters
Jon W. Olsen is an authorised colaborador social of the Agencia Tributaria and has been filing Modelo 210 returns for non-resident owners since 2006. Every autumn...
Europe built the world’s greatest sports brands. Did it forget to protect the supply chains behind them?
As manufacturers evolve into brands, Europe's sporting goods industry may be confronting the most important supply-chain governance question since globalisation. When Adidas was founded in Herzogenaurach...
Wealth management for Americans in Spain
Imagine a rock & roll band that spent nine years perfecting their live show. They know which song opens the night, how to transition to...
Spain’s summer could leave economy up to €24bn poorer
Spanish beaches were still packed this summer, but many of the tourists who sweated through the worst heatwaves are already less likely to come back....
Spain thinks big: State-backed AI gigafactory targets €5 billion investment
Spain is the only European country bidding for an EU artificial intelligence gigafactory through a company almost half-owned by the state. The Spanish Society for Technological...
No quick fix: Spain needs eight years to plug 740,000-home housing gap
Spain could need at least eight years to address its housing shortage, even if construction more than doubles from recent levels, according to the Real...
Finance in brief: Profits, markets, mortgages and the money stories making headlines
Lego profits Lego reported a net profit of 8.6 billion Danish crowns (€1.15 billion) for the first half of 2026, an increase of 32.3 per cent...