Revolut suffered an outage from early morning that affects card payments, transfers and access to its app, according to Finect. The source of the problem is outside the neobank: a failure at Google Cloud. The report includes guidance for customers on what to do if they cannot use their account and how to file a claim.
General Motors Argentina presented, at an international event in New Jersey, the three SUV models it will import into the country once the trade agreement between Argentina and the United States takes effect. The vehicles will enter within the quota of 10,000 units exempt from import tariffs.
Cuba's informal currency market saw opposite moves on Tuesday between the two most sought-after foreign currencies: the dollar keeps climbing, while the euro falls and breaks the upward trend of previous days, according to outlet Directorio Cubano, which publishes rates for the USD, EUR, MLC and other references in that market.
The euribor, the benchmark to which most variable-rate mortgages are linked, posted a new rise in its intraday rate and keeps its path toward 3.3%. The increase adds to the one seen the previous session and reaches 0.012 points.
France's risk premium, measured as the spread between the yield on its ten-year bonds and that of the German 'bund', continued to widen on Tuesday, reaching 153 basis points. According to the outlet, markets are looking warily at the country due to concerns about the sustainability of its public finances and the climate of tension in the streets of its main cities.
The digital bank Revolut suffered an outage that prevented customers from accessing their accounts. The company acknowledges on its official page that 31 of its services are partially unavailable in Spain, including card payments and transfers. The firm attributes the problems to a server failure and says customer funds and data remain safe.
According to Rosario3, Argentina is exporting more and exporter dollars are hitting records, but the market still charges a high price for country risk. In that context, YPF gains court relief and seeks new business with Mercado Libre, while Brito bets on beef with purchases of cattle and land. Coinag improves its rating and biofuels move forward in the Chamber of Deputies. Other decisions, such as funds for layoffs, remain pending before courts, Congress or a regulation.
Unicaja Asset Management has reached 15 billion euros under management, a new milestone in the evolution of its activity. According to the manager, the figure consolidates its growth in savings and investment and comes after integrating Unicorp Patrimonio.
Saitec brings in a new strategic partner, Japanese construction firm Kumagai Gumi, which joins The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc. (KEPCO), one of Japan's main energy providers, for the development of its offshore wind technology.
Robert Samuelson, co-founder and COO of Zegona Communications, the owner of Vodafone Spain, has died suddenly. Samuelson created Zegona ten years ago together with Eamonn O'Hare. The text describes him as the company's second-largest shareholder.
Enagás posted a net profit of 204.1 million euros in the first nine months of the year, 22.3% lower than in the same period a year earlier. According to the company, the result is in line with expectations to meet its annual target.
A report by financial platform Global66 indicates that international transfers made by Argentines through that channel exceeded US$40 million in the third quarter. Spain accounted for 25% of the volume, meaning one in four transfers. According to the report, the payments are linked to family support, but also to paying for study programs and digital services.
Spain's National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) wants Spanish asset managers to take advantage of the launch of the new European investment account to launch funds tailored to its requirements. The regulator's call comes at a time when only 10% of funds meet the required conditions, according to the report published by El Economista.
Revolut, one of Europe's leading neobanks, is suffering a service outage that has left many customers unable to open the app or access their accounts. Several users have reported on social media that the platform is failing in different countries.
Eurozone inflation rose to 3.8% in September from 3.2% in August, according to Eurostat's flash estimate. Energy prices increased 18.8% year on year. Lithuania (6.1%), Bulgaria (5.6%) and Spain (5%) posted the highest rates. Rising costs of energy, food and housing have driven Europeans to the streets to demand relief.
Elon Musk announced in a tweet that he will give a SpaceX share to every child in the United States. According to the article, the giveaway would barely dent his personal stake, amounting to slightly less than 0.5% of the aerospace company's total value. SpaceX was founded by Musk in 2002.
The euro edged higher on Tuesday as overnight unrest in France eased, while the dollar pulled back. The pound advanced after UK employment data showed signs of recovery in the labour market. The yen also posted a solid gain.
The spokesperson for China's National Bureau of Statistics, Mao Shengyong, said the country is seeing a gradual recovery in domestic demand while assessing economic results from January to September 2026. According to the official, who is also deputy director of the agency, data for the first nine months show a progressive improvement in domestic demand. In that period, gross domestic product reached 107.1 trillion yuan, about 15.94 trillion dollars.
The parent company of Tubos Reunidos, in insolvency proceedings since June, has asked the Spanish stock market regulator (CNMV) to open the liquidation phase, after no bidder showed interest in its shares in the insolvency process. The company communicated this situation to the market regulator.
Tech stocks shed more than a trillion dollars in a single session, while oil and Treasury yields climbed. In that context, Nvidia CEO Huang said from Berlin that "all of this is going to pass." Nvidia fell about 1%, while AMD and Intel also declined.
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