Myskin
Forumer stoico
non credo, gaz prezza oramai abbastanza sciagure...mi ricorda telecom, da quando è passata a junk non ha fatto altro che salire...
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non credo, gaz prezza oramai abbastanza sciagure...mi ricorda telecom, da quando è passata a junk non ha fatto altro che salire...
tommy271
Forumer storico
veramente pensavo che lo facessi tu....mi hai abituato troooopo bene
ps. se ho tempo cerco
di solito è da qui che estrapolo l'elenco CIS
Bond charts and tables
dai che 24 occhi vedono meglio di 4
drbs315
Forumer storico
Anche secondo me sia Gaz che i tds russi prezzano già fuga di capitali e downgrade ulteriori; chiaro che invece non prezzano ancora incidenti militari seri in est Ucraina, ulteriore destabilizzazione della zona con conseguenti crescenti tensioni - tipo intervento diretto forze russe, annessioni et similia.
Topgun1976
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The front-runner for Ukraine's presidency, Petro Poroshenko, said that Ukraine will begin negotiations for joining the European Union immediately after the May 25 presidential election, and will phase out Russian natural gas imports in about a year.
"Ukraine will be in the EU — I promise you that," Poroshenko said when campaigning Sunday in the western Ternopil region. The time of accession would depend on "how quickly we conduct reforms, how quickly we change the country," he said.
Poroshenko, who has been endorsed by boxing champion and politician Vitali Klitschko, has the support of 48.4 percent of decided voters, just short of the absolute majority required to win in the first round of voting and avoid a runoff election, a joint survey released last week by a group of Ukrainian pollsters indicated.
Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko came in a distant second, with the support of 14 percent of decided voters, followed by Serhiy Tihipko with 7.4 percent, according to the poll by the SOCIS Center for Social and Marketing Research, Kiev International Institute of Sociology, Rating Sociological Group and Razumkov Center.
Poroshenko also confirmed that Ukraine has reached an agreement with Slovakia on reversing the flow of natural gas from Central Europe, adding that Ukraine will stop using Russian supplies in about a year.
"I am sure that 2015 will be the last year when Ukraine buys gas from Russia. We don't need that gas, we can live without it," he said. "The real Ukrainian administration must demonstrate its independence — not only politically, but also economically."
Ukraine is electing a new president to replace its ousted Moscow-backed leader, Viktor Yanukovych, who has fled to Russia after months of street protests that were sparkled by his abrupt abandonment, under pressure from Moscow, of a planned association deal with the EU.
The Slovak Economic Ministry has said that the deal on opening limited capacity reverse gas flow will be signed Monday, Reuters reported.
Ukraine has been trying to secure alternative supplies after Russia annexed Crimea last month, and Russia's Gazprom nearly doubled gas prices to levels Ukraine refuses to pay.
"Ukraine will be in the EU — I promise you that," Poroshenko said when campaigning Sunday in the western Ternopil region. The time of accession would depend on "how quickly we conduct reforms, how quickly we change the country," he said.
Poroshenko, who has been endorsed by boxing champion and politician Vitali Klitschko, has the support of 48.4 percent of decided voters, just short of the absolute majority required to win in the first round of voting and avoid a runoff election, a joint survey released last week by a group of Ukrainian pollsters indicated.
Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko came in a distant second, with the support of 14 percent of decided voters, followed by Serhiy Tihipko with 7.4 percent, according to the poll by the SOCIS Center for Social and Marketing Research, Kiev International Institute of Sociology, Rating Sociological Group and Razumkov Center.
Poroshenko also confirmed that Ukraine has reached an agreement with Slovakia on reversing the flow of natural gas from Central Europe, adding that Ukraine will stop using Russian supplies in about a year.
"I am sure that 2015 will be the last year when Ukraine buys gas from Russia. We don't need that gas, we can live without it," he said. "The real Ukrainian administration must demonstrate its independence — not only politically, but also economically."
Ukraine is electing a new president to replace its ousted Moscow-backed leader, Viktor Yanukovych, who has fled to Russia after months of street protests that were sparkled by his abrupt abandonment, under pressure from Moscow, of a planned association deal with the EU.
The Slovak Economic Ministry has said that the deal on opening limited capacity reverse gas flow will be signed Monday, Reuters reported.
Ukraine has been trying to secure alternative supplies after Russia annexed Crimea last month, and Russia's Gazprom nearly doubled gas prices to levels Ukraine refuses to pay.
Myskin
Forumer stoico
di solito è da qui che estrapolo l'elenco CIS
Bond charts and tables
dai che 24 occhi vedono meglio di 4
GAZ buy @109 tondi
grazie per la lista...FESCO lo conosco ma i tagli sono grossi mi pare, peccato perchè rende >10% e alliance oil? vecchi appunti mi dicono che c'è anche qui il problema taglio
Myskin
Forumer stoico
esatto, eppoi dai Telecom italia 7.2 in usd che quota quasi come gazprom 8.625 è un abominio
tommy271
Forumer storico
Al momento non si registrano sabotaggi alle condotte di Gazprom.
Quella principale resta piuttosto sicura, ma quella secondaria passa attraversa le zone russofone... con le incognite per tutte le bande armate che girano nella zona, pronte ad addossare la colpa all'avversario... in caso di incidenti.
Ricordate le armi chimiche in Siria?
Era stato Bashar al Assad? No, i"ribelli" che volevano un intervento sullo stile libico.
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nik.sala
Money Never Sleeps
First Buy @ 108.80
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