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Fabrib
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Greece's current account turned to surplus in July compared to the same month last year on the back of a significant rise in tourism revenues, the Bank of Greece said on Monday.
Central bank data showed the surplus at 0.538 billion euros from a deficit of 0.797 billion euros in July 2020. (BBG)
Central bank data showed the surplus at 0.538 billion euros from a deficit of 0.797 billion euros in July 2020. (BBG)
Fabrib
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The European Central Bank is likely to continue purchasing junk-rated Greek sovereign debt even after the pandemic crisis has passed, according to Governing Council member and Greek central bank chief Yannis Stournara
“This is not a question of Greece’s ability to service debt, but a question of even transmission of monetary policy,” Stournaras told Politico in an interview published Monday. He added it was his “expectation” that the ECB’s older asset-purchase program, known as APP, would take over some of the flexibility of the emergency program launched in Mar
A move to include Greek debt in the ECB’s post-crisis monetary policy would mark a significant step for the central bank, which excluded junk-rated bonds from its purchase programs prior to the pandemic. Its decision to allow Greek bonds as part of its emergency bond-buying program marked an acknowledgment at the time of the broad scope of the coronavirus shock. (BBG)
“This is not a question of Greece’s ability to service debt, but a question of even transmission of monetary policy,” Stournaras told Politico in an interview published Monday. He added it was his “expectation” that the ECB’s older asset-purchase program, known as APP, would take over some of the flexibility of the emergency program launched in Mar
A move to include Greek debt in the ECB’s post-crisis monetary policy would mark a significant step for the central bank, which excluded junk-rated bonds from its purchase programs prior to the pandemic. Its decision to allow Greek bonds as part of its emergency bond-buying program marked an acknowledgment at the time of the broad scope of the coronavirus shock. (BBG)
vitoandolini
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Sono solo sulla 2023, che scende perchè fra poco più di un anno la rimborsano a 100. Il resto se sale l'inflazione prenderà altre scoppole
Fabrib
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Greece's economy is seen rebounding by 8.0% to 8.5% this year after a 9.0% slump in 2020, the influential IOBE think tank said on Wednesday, raising its previous 5.0%-5.5% growth forecast made in July.
"Both this year's rebound and last year's recession are among the biggest in the euro zone," IOBE head Nikos Vettas said.
The think tank sees the economy growing at a faster clip than the government's latest projection which expects a 6.1% economic expansion this year.
The government recently raised the projected growth rate to 6.1% from 5.9%.
The think tank's forecast also tops a Fitch Ratings projection. RTRS
"Both this year's rebound and last year's recession are among the biggest in the euro zone," IOBE head Nikos Vettas said.
The think tank sees the economy growing at a faster clip than the government's latest projection which expects a 6.1% economic expansion this year.
The government recently raised the projected growth rate to 6.1% from 5.9%.
The think tank's forecast also tops a Fitch Ratings projection. RTRS
marcotek
Forumer storico
La 2023 non può scendere ancora perchè la cedola la protegge,
le altre dopo i buoni dati dell' economia greca dovrebbero risalire.
Non bisogna dimenticare che i vecchi bond step-up
possono essere convertiti nei nuovi oppure ritirati dal mercato.
sempreinesperto
Forumer attivo
A questi prezzi la 2023 new ha già un rendimento negativo..
marcotek
Forumer storico
Naturalmente scrivevo dei vecchi bond STEPUP, incomprensibile perchè sono ancora sul mercato
sempreinesperto
Forumer attivo
.. ok....
ma anche la vecchia 2023 rende circa lo 0,13.. nonostante cedola..
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