Estudios Técnicos’ Adames warns job gains offset by higher unemployment, part-time work. #NewsismyBusiness
    
          Analyst Graham Castillo says Puerto Rico now faces legal and economic questions. #NewsismyBusiness
    
          Economic study shows improvement from 2024 but rising delinquencies and bankruptcies signal risks ahead. #NewsismyBusiness
    
          Tariffs, weak dollaree and sluggish job growth raise concerns of stagflation in the U.S. economy. #NewsismyBusiness
    
          Exclusion from 15% global minimum tax preserves island’s investment appeal. #NewsismyBusiness
    
          Estudios Técnicos reports worsening affordability, which drops to 57% in some regions. #NewsismyBusiness
    
          Puerto Rico could see decreased funding from agencies like FEMA and HUD. #NewsismyBusiness
    
          Recent debt data for Puerto Rico indicates that local consumers are likely to take on additional debt this holiday season. #NewsismyBusiness
    
          High interest rates and an increase in the cost of homes are compounding the problem. #NewsismyBusiness
    
          An Estudios Técnicos report indicates that the island needs to establish a self-sustaining economic development plan to reduce its dependency, despite the funds’ contribution to stability post-Hurricane Maria and during the pandemic. #NewsismyBusiness
    
          Energy costs, persisting worker shortage and Puerto Rico’s tax load are the three main concerns.
    
          The Index’ most recent result shows that a typical family has only 54% of the income needed to qualify for a home loan, assuming a down payment of 20%.
    
          The tool gathers data from 42 hospitals.
    
          Inflation, home price increases have affected a typical family's ability to get a mortgage.
    
          The disparity in income is even greater when people's educational level increases, the analysis shows.
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