sábado, outubro 19, 2024

Curiosidade do dia

Mão amiga tem-me feito chegar notícias da economia alemã. Eis uma amostra:

  • Metal and electrical misery - Hundreds of thousands of jobs are eliminate
  • Job losses again - Brose wants to cut almost 1,000 jobs
  • Next downfall! The Titanic shipyard is insolvent

  • Entretanto na última página do FT de ontem "Bargain prices lure buyers to corporate Germany":
    "Foreign takeovers of groups listed in London have given rise to much hand-wringing in the City. The situation is spreading to the continent.
    "Deutschland im Ausverkauf" is the phrase used to describe this by worried observers in Berlin.
    Germany, it would appear, is on sale. Deal volumes are inherently lumpy. But the numbers show a trend. So far this year, international companies have been on a $47.2bn German shopping spree, according to Tim Winkel of 7Square. That's nearly 70 per cent higher than the value of inbound M&A in the whole of 2020. It includes high-profile megadeals such as Adnoc's bid for chemicals company Covestro and Danish group DVS's swoop on Deutsche Bahn's logistics business - together worth about $32bn. Concerns will not have been assuaged by would-be suitors stepping into more sensitive sectors such as banking. UnCredit's frenemy hug on Commerzbank, which has raised politicians' hackles, is not counted in the numbers.
    Adding to worries, German groups are not out doing some shopping of their own."

    Já hoje escrevi no Twitter:

    "Lê-se o FT e está polvilhado de sinais negativos da evolução económica na rua comercial e na indústria, a França entra em austeridade, o tecido industrial alemão está a esfarelar.

    Por cá está tudo bem pq 1 orçamento socialista vai ser aprovado."

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