Iñigo de Barrón Arniches

Expresidente de la Asociación de Periodistas económicos. Fui durante 21 años corresponsal financiero de EL PAÍS. Nunca se deja de ser periodista.

[Iñigo de Barrón Arniches @idebarron]

Después de décadas de profesión, me prejubilo como corresponsal financiero de El País, tras mi mejor etapa periodística. https://t.co/BA3bPtPABu

[APIE_es @APIE_es]

Los ganadores de la IV edición de nuestros Premios de Periodismo: Carmen Monforte (Periodismo) Y Andrés Stumpf (Periodismo Joven). ¡Enhorabuena a ambos! @carmenmonforte @AndresStumpf Y a los participantes y finalistas, porque el nivel ha estado MUY alto
https://t.co/xhN3W2oKHS

[Rubén Sánchez @RubenSanchezTW]

Hoy se cumplen 162 días desde que la UCO pidió al juez Antonio Viejo autorización para acceder a las cuentas y sociedades del novio de Ayuso, Alberto González Amador.

[Argemino Barro @Argemino]

La primera ministra de Dinamarca, Mette Frederiksen:

"Existe un vínculo totalmente establecido entre el poder político, el capital, los gigantes tecnológicos y la IA. Y el propósito de todo esto es socavar la democracia. Ese es el objetivo".

[Iñigo de Barrón Arniches @idebarron]

Todas las capitales españolas analizadas han registrado subidas del precio del alquiler sobre mayo de 2025, con solo dos excepciones: Barcelona (-6,1%) y Tarragona (-1,2%), según @idealista .
Qué curioso, a ver si van a funcionar los topes al alquiler!

[Europa Press @europapress]

🔴 Villarejo y el número dos de Interior hablaron de supuestos pagos de Luis Bárcenas a Mariano Rajoy: "10.000 euritos todos los meses" https://t.co/sYVfIQclj1

[Iñigo de Barrón Arniches @idebarron]

España tiene los banqueros de inversión mejor pagados de la UE, vía @expansioncom
Los 107 altos cobradores españoles ganan 1,9 millones de media, por delante de Francia, Alemania e Italia.
Poco reconocidos están los banqueros españoles para lo buenos que deben ser...

[Iñigo de Barrón Arniches @idebarron]

@bancosantander y @bbva deniegan el aval a Riquelme para presentarse a las elecciones del Real Madrid contra Florentino Pérez
En los momentos importantes, se ve cómo el verdadero poder se comporta sin fisuras. Pocas bromas con Florentino.

[Iñigo de Barrón Arniches @idebarron]

"Florentino Pérez prevé seguir al frente de ACS hasta 2031 y compaginarlo con el Real Madrid".
No es el único que cree que, pese a estar casi en los 80, es imprescindible; ninguna crítica tiene razón y pueden negar la realidad. Son gente de éxito, pero pertenecen a otra época...

[Tesla Owners Silicon Valley @teslaownersSV]

ITALY IS DYING — AND THE NUMBERS ARE BRUTAL

Italy just recorded its lowest number of births since 1861.

Only 355,000 babies were born in 2025, while deaths reached 652,000 — a net loss of nearly 300,000 people in a single year.

The total fertility rate has collapsed to 1.14 children per woman, far below the 2.1 needed to sustain a population.
This isn’t a temporary dip.
It’s a long-term demographic collapse that threatens Italy’s entire future: shrinking workforce, collapsing pensions, aging society, and disappearing regions.
Without massive immigration, Italy’s population would be shrinking even faster.
This is what happens when birth rates stay critically low for decades.
Italy is the clearest warning sign for many other developed nations heading in the same direction.

[Iñigo de Barrón Arniches @idebarron]

Me resulta curioso que ante la subida del petróleo, la prensa/partidos conservadores vuelven a resucitar la energía nuclear como gran solución (como si produjéramos uranio y no hubiera residuos ) y se olvidan de las renovables. Las eléctricas, contentas.

[El Enfoque @ElEnfoqueOM]

Hoy en #ElEnfoque...

🕖19.00h - Breve repaso por la actualidad, antes de dar paso a la información deportiva.

🕗20.00h - Toda la información nacional, y a partir de las 20.30h, la actualidad local.

🕘21.00 - Tertulia económica con @idebarron y Salvador Arancibia

[World Data Analysis @World_Data_A]

A different World by 2030: The great shift in global manufacturing

The structure of global industrial production is undergoing a profound transformation. In 2000, high-income countries, led by the United States, Japan, and Germany,dominated manufacturing output, with the U.S. alone holding around 25%. China’s share was just 6%.
By 2030, the picture changes dramatically. China’s share is projected to surge to ~45%, becoming by far the dominant manufacturing power. In contrast, the U.S. declines to around 11%, while traditional industrial leaders like Japan and Germany fall to single-digit shares. At the same time, other emerging economies, such as India and Türkiye, begin to gain visibility, though still at much smaller scales.

The inner circle reinforces this shift: global manufacturing is moving from a high-income country-dominated system to one increasingly centered around upper-middle-income Asia, particularly China. In 2000, high-income countries (blue) dominated global manufacturing with roughly ~75% share, while upper-middle-income Asia (red, mainly China) accounted for only about ~15%. By 2030, this balance is projected to shift dramatically, with Asia rising to around ~50%, overtaking high-income economies, whose share falls to roughly ~35–40%, marking a clear relocation of industrial power.
Source: @SCS_PI

[Iñigo de Barrón Arniches @idebarron]

"Los países que han invertido en solar, eólica y eficiencia energética, con España a la cabeza en Europa, sortean la crisis con menos daños económicos y mayor contención de costes", vía @expansioncom. Lo podían leer los que firman pactos ahora para gobernar CCAA. No oil,no war.

[Iñigo de Barrón Arniches @idebarron]

La cuestión de la vivienda tensionará a las CCAA del PP. @FernandoLopezMiras, pte de Murcia, anuncia y alaba rebajas de impuestos, pero luego critica q el Gobierno les obligue a financiar el 40% de la construcción de pisos. Cuál es la prioridad? Incompatibilidad de planteamientos

[Dr. M.F. Khan @Dr_TheHistories]

The Basque language has puzzled linguists for centuries because it does not fit into any known language family. While most European languages can be traced back to a common Indo-European root, Basque stands completely on its own. Attempts have been made to link it to ancient Iberian, Caucasian, or even long-extinct languages, but none of these theories have been proven. Its structure, vocabulary, and grammar remain distinct, making it one of the most unusual linguistic survivors in the world.

It is spoken in a region straddling northern Spain and southwestern France, particularly around the western Pyrenees. What makes its survival remarkable is the historical pressure it faced. Roman expansion brought Latin into the region, which later evolved into Spanish and French, yet Basque persisted alongside them. Over time, it absorbed some external influences, but its core identity remained intact, suggesting deep local roots that predate many of Europe’s major cultural shifts.

In the modern era, Basque has not only survived but adapted. It was standardized into a unified form known as Euskara Batua in the 20th century to support education and communication across dialects. Today, it is taught in schools, used in media, and recognized officially in parts of Spain. As the only widely accepted language isolate still actively spoken in Europe, it offers a rare linguistic window into a past that has otherwise been largely erased.

#drthehistories

[The Maverick of Wall Street @TheMaverickWS]

Before the war:
1) Iran didn't control the Strait Of Hormuz, now it does
2) Iran oil was sanctioned, now it's not
3) Iran was not building a nuke, now it will
4) US bases in the Gulf were assets, now liabilities
5) Inflation was declining, now increasing

Definitely winning!

[Ángel Talavera @atalaveraEcon]

¿Os acordáis cuando solo crecíamos por consumo público y exportaciones? Pues ya hace tiempo que se acabó.

Consumo privado e inversión tirán del crecimiento en un 90%, y el sector exterior de hecho lastra el crecimiento.

[Xavier Cugat - Energía @revenergetica]

Pues estos son los precios medios del mercado eléctrico para mañana. Impresionante.

(Y no le digáis que solo lo cuelgo cuando salen a favor de España, porque los cuelgo todos los días, sea cual sea el precio)

[Governor Gavin Newsom @CAgovernor]

Donald Trump is handing nearly a billion dollars in taxpayer money to stop a job-creating, clean power-generating wind farm from being built off the East Coast.

He is putting America in reverse and selling us out to his Big Oil donors.

[Prof. Eliot Jacobson @EliotJacobson]

Breaking News!
Code UFB!

Global sea surface temperatures continue breaking daily records, with Mar. 23 having a preliminary SST of 21.141°C, ahead of the previous daily record of 21.118°C set in 2024.

This graph shows how fast SSTs are rising compared to pre-2023 temperatures.