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Business•4 Related•Jun 14, 2026 • 23:15

IMF's Georgieva Praises Andorra Reforms in First Visit Since 2020 Accession

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva commended Andorra's economic resilience and reforms during her inaugural visit since its 2020 membership. She stressed EU market access benefits and ongoing collaboration on key challenges.

Business•2 Related•Jun 03, 2026 • 22:30

IMF's Georgieva to Visit Andorra for First Time Since 2020 Membership

Andorra's head of government Xavier Espot will host the IMF managing director for meetings with ministers and economic stakeholders to boost cooperation and economic resilience.

Business•3 Related•May 28, 2026 • 12:16

Andorra Economist Urges Closer EU Ties to Counter Global Shifts

Emeritus professor Josep Oliver Alonso calls for Andorra to deepen its EU association agreement for long-term viability. He highlights economic reliance on Catalonia, stagnation risks, and benefits like crisis aid amid global changes including AI and ageing populations.

Politics•5 Related•May 23, 2026 • 22:48

Andorra Rental Deintervention Bill Advances with Minimal Changes Despite Opposition Fury

Andorra's government pushes forward a bill to gradually liberalise the rental market, ending mandatory contract extensions amid fierce opposition protests over insufficient dialogue and tenant safeguards. Two minor amendments remain pending.

Politics•5 Related•May 22, 2026 • 16:32

Andorra Economy Commission Rejects Most Opposition Amendments to Rental Deintervention Bill

The government's bill to progressively end forced rental contract extensions advances after the Economy Commission dismissed most opposition proposals. Two amendments remain under review amid housing crisis tensions and stakeholder divides.

Politics•2 Related•May 07, 2026 • 11:16

Andorra Council Approves Revised Nationality Law Easing Residency Rules

Andorra's General Council has passed a qualified law reforming nationality rules to allow non-consecutive residency periods and adjust schooling and language criteria, aiming for reasonable integration standards amid partisan debate.

Business•5 Related•May 06, 2026 • 07:16

IMF Warns Andorra Economy Slowing to 2.1% in 2026 Amid Inflation Spike

Andorra faces a sustained economic slowdown after strong expansion, with external shocks and fading internal momentum contributing. Inflation jumped to 4.9% in April, surpassing neighbors Spain and France.

Business•5 Related•May 05, 2026 • 07:17

IMF Warns Andorra Economy Slowing to 1.5% Growth by 2030 Amid Inflation Spike

Andorra faces a sustained economic slowdown after strong growth, with external pressures like Middle East conflict and high energy costs hitting tourism and trade. April CPI surged to 4.9%, exceeding Spain and France rates.

Business•4 Related•May 04, 2026 • 11:46

IMF Praises Andorra's 3.9% Growth in 2025 but Forecasts Slowdown to 2.1%

Andorra's economy showed robust strength last year with near-full employment, but faces structural hurdles like ageing population and rising healthcare costs. The IMF recommends diversification via EU integration and healthcare efficiencies.

Business•3 Related•Apr 19, 2026 • 22:02

IMF Cuts Global Growth Forecast Over Middle East Conflict, Holds Andorra Steady

Global growth faces downward pressure from Middle East tensions and energy costs, but Andorra retains its stable 2.3% GDP outlook for 2026 amid praised fiscal resilience. Officials engaged at IMF meetings on climate and uncertainty.

Business•5 Related•Apr 09, 2026 • 06:01

Andorra's Banks Report €176M Profit in 2025, Up 1% with Record Assets and Solvency

Client assets surged 21% to €113B amid robust lending growth and metrics exceeding European averages, bolstering the sector's resilience and national competitiveness.

Business•4 Related•Mar 21, 2026 • 16:01

Fitch Affirms Andorra's A- Sovereign Rating with Stable Outlook

Agency cites low public debt projected at 30.9% of GDP in 2025, robust banking sector, and strong growth amid global uncertainties, while noting challenges from energy dependence and demographics.

Business•5 Related•Mar 14, 2026 • 16:01

Andorra Approves Gradual Phase-Out of Rent Controls by 2030

Government bill ends caps on 20,000 contracts from 2027, sparking union backlash over potential 50-100% hikes for low-income tenants.

Business•4 Related•Mar 12, 2026 • 20:46

Andorra Approves Rental Deregulation Bill with 2027 Inflation Caps

The measure limits 2027 rent hikes to 3.5%-8.5% for older contracts amid Iran tensions, ends caps from 2028, and introduces termination rights and penalties while exempting high-end rentals.

Business•5 Related•Mar 11, 2026 • 06:31

Andorra's GDP per Capita Rises 1.5% to €34,471 in 2024 Amid Strong Growth

Andorra's economy expanded 3.8% in 2024 with gains in construction, services, and banking, while public debt fell and IMF projects slower 2.3%.

Pas de la Casa Sees Mixed Traffic on First Full Day After RN-20 Reopening

Traders report low footfall and French visitor caution despite higher vehicle entries and early business upticks in supermarkets and restaurants following the rockslide clearance.

Business•3 Related•Feb 13, 2026 • 06:45

Andorra and Spain Strengthen Financial Ties in Madrid Talks

Andorra's Lorena Jordana and Spain's Paula Conthe discussed EU integration, financial services protocol, public debt management, and IMF/EIB.

Business•4 Related•Jan 25, 2026 • 23:01

Moody's Upgrades Andorra's Credit Outlook to Positive, Affirms Baa1 Rating

Moody's praises Andorra's strong fiscal surpluses, debt reduction, and growth, projecting continued stability amid tourism reliance and EU.

Environment•2 Related•Jan 05, 2026 • 22:15

Andorra Public Backs Renewables Surge Amid IMF Carbon Tax Push

84% of Andorrans support boosting domestic renewable energy to cut imports and costs, with solar leading preferences; IMF urges €150/tonne carbon.

Other•3 Related•Dec 30, 2025 • 18:45

Housing Costs Top Andorrans' Concerns at Record 74%

New survey reveals housing affordability as primary worry for 74% of residents, with direct impacts hitting 42%, amid rising rents and IMF warnings.