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Toyota Yaris Cross leads Spanish SUV sales in 2026

Toyota Yaris Cross has moved ahead as Spain’s top-selling SUV in 2026, outpacing Peugeot 2008 and Hyundai Tucson. With over 200,000 SUVs registered so far, the market shows a sharp split between private buyers and fleet operators.

Ibex Holds Firm as Fed Signals More Rate Hikes

The US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates and warned of further increases. Despite the aggressive tone, the Ibex remains steady. Oil prices are helping ease market concerns and support a positive outlook.

Debt market fears drag Spanish stocks as bond yields climb

Spanish stocks are under pressure as bond yields reach levels last seen in 2007. Fund managers now see turmoil in debt markets as the basic risk, overtaking concerns about an AI bubble. The mood marks a new phase of market anxiety.

Chinese Car Brands Shake Up Spain as BYD and Ebro Surge

Chinese brands are rewriting the rules in Spain’s car market. BYD has doubled its sales, Ebro has tripled, and electrified vehicles now account for over a quarter of new registrations. Traditional giants are losing ground.

SpaceX Share Unlock Doubles Free-Float After Record IPO

More than 900 million SpaceX shares become available for trading after a lockup period, more than doubling the free float. The release follows a sharp drop in the stock price, leaving investors and employees to weigh their options amid ongoing volatility.

Why Fresh Spanish Fish Rarely Reaches Markets Before Wednesday

Despite the long-standing belief that Monday is a bad day to buy fresh fish in Spain, imported seafood from Norway, Denmark, Scotland, and Chile is widely available at the start of the week. In Madrid, most markets receive new arrivals of Spanish-caught fish late Tuesday night, making Wednesday the best day to buy local seafood.

China Sets New Benchmark in Electric Car Range

Chinese manufacturers are redefining electric mobility, with extended-range models reaching up to 1,700 km in combined range. Solid-state batteries could eventually push range beyond 2,000 km per charge, challenging global competitors.

Markets Slide as Trump Ends Iran Ceasefire, Oil Prices Surge

Stock futures tumbled after Donald Trump declared the Iran ceasefire over at the NATO summit. US strikes in response to attacks on three commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz pushed oil prices higher, while European markets and most sectors also fell.

Why a Popular Crossover Could Lead to a Series of Expensive Repairs

ITV Expert Names 2009 Audi Q5 the Worst Purchase on the Used Car Market. The 2009 Audi Q5 with a 2.0 TFSI engine may look attractive, but ITV mechanics report that this car often causes owners serious problems with the transmission and electronics. We explain why you should be extra cautious when considering this model.

Public land and housing in Teruel province available at the June auction

Ministry of Finance auctions 31 lots in Teruel starting at 45.95 euros. A new government auction is launching in Teruel: 31 lots are up for sale, including agricultural plots for less than 50 euros and a city apartment for 116,000 euros. Participation requirements and details of the procedure are covered in this article.

What motivated Messi to invest in a Catalan football club

Leo Messi becomes owner of UE Cornellà a new trend in Spanish football. In Spain, Leo Messi has acquired UE Cornellà. This move could reshape how football clubs develop. The article covers details of the deal and its significance for Catalonia.

Casado gains traction in Italy and the UK

Barcelona prepares for a major sale Marc Casado may leave for 20 million. Marc Casado is close to leaving Barcelona due to lack of playing time. The club expects to earn over 20 million euros from his transfer. This move could impact the team's transfer strategy and the Spanish market.