スペインの企業の2012年1月ー9月の純益は、2011年の同時期に比べて57'2%減少!!会社の金融資産の株式の下落による損失が影響
El beneficio de las empresas cae a la mitad entre enero y septiembre
La pérdida de valor de los activos financieros lastra el resultado de las sociedades
La estadística del banco de España muestra un descenso en el gasto por indemnizaciones
Malo de Molina ha recordado los efectos positivos que la reforma laboral
Reportaje: El ajuste encoge los salarios
Agencias Madrid 27 NOV 2012 - 11:37 CET
The benefit of enterprises fell by half between January and September
The loss in value of financial assets hampers the result of societies
The Bank of Spain statistics show a decrease in compensation expense
Malo de Molina recalled the positive effects that labor reform
Feature: The setting wages shrinks
Agencies Madrid 27 NOV 2012 - 11:37 CET
The net profit of Spanish non-financial companies fell by 57.2% in the first nine months of the year compared to the same period in 2011, according to data from the Central Balance Sheet Quarterly (CBT) released today by the Bank of Spain. The figure represents the biggest drop since the agency collects this data in 2005 and almost double that recorded until September of last year, when profit fell year on year by 26%, as highlighted by the director general of research services of the Bank of Spain, José Luis Malo de Molina.
According to the supervisor, the fall was due to strong growth in capital losses and impairments for the loss in value of financial assets, which could not be offset by lower compensation expenses compared to the same period previous year.
The director general of the Research Department of the Bank of Spain has highlighted the decline reflects "the difficult situation being experienced by companies" and pointed out the positive effects that the labor reform has had on improving the competitiveness of enterprises , increasing internal flexibility with reduced working hours or wages and containment of business margins.
Malo de Molina, however, has warned that "the adjustment begins to move towards wage moderation", so at the end of 2012 has provided virtually no growth in spending per worker.
During the first nine months of the year, the gross value added (GVA) contracted by 3.7%, with declines in almost every sector, in a context of weak domestic demand and export moderation, however, have continued to gain in importance relative to total sales.
Malo de Molina has been noted that these figures point to the "difficult" situation being experienced by companies and relapse in activity and employment. Specifically, employment in non-financial companies has risen from 0.8% down to 2.5% do. Furthermore, Malo de Molina recalled that this year the euro zone entered a double-dip recession. "But these data are accompanied by hard clear indications that progress is being made in setting business processes," he underlined.
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