Medina assumes that the Euribor interest rate will not fall seriously until 2026. This is the headline in this Saturday’s DN.

The 2024 state budget indicates that a cycle of interest rate cuts could begin by the middle of next year, but it will be slow and even predicts a pause in the relief in the second half of 2025. The culmination of the impact of recent interest rate increases on the economy economy arrives in a year.

Still on this topic, the interview with the inspector and partner from EY consultant Bruna Melo: “With this budget, the government ultimately makes us more vulnerable to the unpredictability of the economy.”

Both are articles to read in the Dinheiro Vivo supplement, the economic title of the group to which DN belongs.

The main photo of this “cover” goes to the national team competition. Portugal at Euro2024. Seven races, seven victories in the fastest qualifying in the corners.

And it still stands out Gaza. Israeli ultimatum makes Palestinians fear a ‘second Nakba’.

The Arabic word means ‘catastrophe’ and is used to describe the Palestinian exodus after the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948. Hamas asked Gaza residents not to leave their homes.

Other titles

Brunnen with Carla Caramujo, soprano. ‘Bizet has a Vasco de Gama opera, but Carmen overshadows everything’

Martim Sousa Tavares: “It will be very sad in a few years to look back and see that everything we did was Instagrammable art”

Stream. Chemistry lessons: the kitchen as a feminist laboratory

And yet…

Local authorities. “Excellent option.” Marta Temido with open path to Lisbon

Rodrigo PachecoPresident of the Brazilian Federal Senate: ‘Ending gay marriage is a setback that we cannot allow in Brazil’