Previous Semapa earnings and 4 more things you need to know to start your day
Semapa shares no longer confer the right to shareholder remuneration and the Bank of Portugal discloses the remuneration on deposits by households and companies in banks.
| Simaba enters into previous earnings |
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Simaba will start paying dividends for the previous year from June 1st. There are 0.95 euros per share, for a total of 75.9 million euros, and the shares no longer give the right to shareholder remuneration.
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| The bank increases the deposit fee |
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The rate on new deposits for individuals was 0.9% in March, marking the biggest monthly rise (0.25 percentage point) since October 2011. The flight of savings into certificates has pressured banks to boost wages, but Portugal still has the second-worst average interest rate. rate in the euro area. The Bank of Portugal updates data for the month of April this Tuesday.
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| Business and consumer survey |
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Today, the National Institute of Statistics releases the results of its Business and Consumer Survey for the month of May. Also this Tuesday, statistics on the turnover index, employment, wages and working hours in retail trade were released.
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| Consumer confidence in the eurozone |
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In the eurozone, this Tuesday, the European Commission will release economic and industrial sentiment, consumer inflation expectations, as well as final data on consumer confidence for May.
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| Inflation in Spain and producer prices in Italy |
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In Spain, preliminary inflation for May was released, as well as retail sales and business confidence, while in Italy PPI for April and industrial sales for May were released.
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