The European Central Bank is expected to raise interest rates again, in a context of persistent inflation. This new increase represents more pressure on European families, especially those with mortgages.
There are signs of new increases in mortgages, which means that monthly loan costs will continue to rise for borrowers. This situation directly affects the budget of families who are already facing difficulties with the increase in the cost of living.
Vítor Costa, executive editor of CNN Portugal, explains the changes that may occur in the coming months. The analysis focuses on the impacts these measures will have on consumers and on the real estate market dynamics.
The price of oil emerges as an additional factor of uncertainty in the economic landscape. Its volatility contributes to worsening inflationary prospects and complicates predictions about the evolution of interest rates and credit in the near future.
