Catalonia exports more than it imports from Israel, with all-time high sales in 2022
Manufacturing raw materials accounts for 40% of commercial exchanges, followed by car and machinery manufacturing
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
Manufacturing raw materials accounts for 40% of commercial exchanges, followed by car and machinery manufacturing
Both flight routes to Liverpool and London Luton will operate two times a week
StartupBlink report places Catalan capital behind Paris, Berlin, Stockholm, and Amsterdam
Sales account for over €25 billion, with Catalonia ranking first as Spain's main exporting region
Passengers increased 6.6% compared to previous year, with 75% international flights
Government and left-wing Comuns strike deal to postpone tourist tax increase until October
Travelers do not rule out returning to African country next year, if conflict situation normalizes
Salvador Illa to look for political consensus, but if not possible, government to decide "whatever"
Business groups send letter to Pedro Sánchez arguing takeover would lead to "excessive" concentration of financial power
PM Pedro Sánchez wants to gather opinions from citizens, associations, and organizations in order to make informed decision
Unemployment falls by over 6,000 to lowest level since 2008
Basque bank celebrates CNMC greenlight, pending Spanish government decision on conditions
Labor unions await Spanish government's green light to shorter workweek after approval was postponed due to blackout
Spanish government to decide on operation and potential conditions
Bank itself noted 6.9% increase after comparing what result would be without change in tax accounting
Read the latest updates and breaking news on business and economic matters from Barcelona and Catalonia here. Keep up to date with how the Catalan economy is performing, inflation levels, employment and unemployment, major business mergers, important company announcements, and the latest on Catalonia’s biggest enterprises such as Vueling, Wallbox, Grifols, Mango, and plenty of start-ups and international firms based here too.