Economic uncertainty increases in Spain in September, according to the IESE Index

MADRID, 11 Oct. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The IESE Index of Economic Uncertainty increased 8 points in September, reaching a level of 138 on a scale of 0 to 200, which shows that the return of summer has intensified the uncertainties facing the economy Spanish.

By components, uncertainty about the stock market has increased 17 points, to 107; while that referring to the dollar-euro exchange rate has increased 19 points, standing at 161.

On the other hand, the uncertainty about the price of oil has decreased by 4 points, to 104, and the uncertainty of Spanish debt has decreased by 3 points, to 158.

According to IESE professor and head of the Index, Miguel Ángel Ariño, the factors that affect the "high uncertainty" of recent months remain, such as the war in Ukraine, tight supply chains, inflation and geopolitical tensions. .