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tommy271

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Già smentita comunque.... :prr:

NBG Dismisses Reports On Stake Sale

Late Thursday, the Financial Times website reported that Qatar΄s sovereign wealth fund, the Qatar Investment Authority, was in talks to acquire a strategic stake of 5-7% of NBG.
The source said that the press reports are not reflecting reality and that the bank is not looking into expanding its capital base.
An official announcement also dismissed the report.

« In light of recent press reports and by repeating relevant public announcement made by NBG on 28.06.2010, National Bank of Greece (NBG) announces to the public that it does not intend to raise equity capital, including in particular through a share capital increase on a non-preemptive basis in favour of a new shareholder. Therefore, press reports that NBG is seeking a strategic investor are not accurate.
NBG remains focused on the maintenance and enhancement of its already strong capital base. As a result it continuously reviews opportunities to achieve such goal.
In keeping with best international practice, NBG provides regular updates to the public, its shareholders and institutional investors. In any case, NBG will inform the public accurately and in a timely fashion of any material new facts or development with respect to the above.»

Qui ormai si lavora più di "intelligence" che di "capitale": dalle isole alle banche ... :lol::lol::lol:.
Ad ogni modo con i tagli si riducono i deficit, ed è quello che sta facendo Papandreou.
Ma se non c'è apporto di nuovi capitali per investimenti non c'è crescita...
 

IlPorcospino

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DWS Holds Greek Government Bonds on Bet Its Austerity Package Will Succeed
By Paul Dobson - Jun 30, 2010
DWS Investment GmbH, Germany’s biggest mutual fund company, is retaining its holdings of Greek government debt, betting the nation’s austerity measures will help it weather the crisis that forced a European Union rescue.
“Greece is going to suffer a severe recession, but what we can see is monthly budget figures are looking fine,” Johannes Mueller, a fixed-income economist in Frankfurt at DWS, which oversees $347 billion, said in a telephone interview. “If that continues for the next two years there’s a reasonable chance that Greece can stand on its own feet again.”
The yield on 10-year Greek bonds surged to a record 12.47 percent on May 7 as speculation mounted some nations would be unable to fund their budget deficits, prompting the EU to design a 750 billion-euro ($921 billion) backstop to contain the debt crisis. Greek bonds have since been supported by European Central Bank purchases of securities of the region’s most indebted nations.
The EU and International Monetary Fund earlier in May agreed on 110 billion euros of emergency loans for Greece. Increased taxes, trimmed wages and reduced spending, the price demanded by European leaders for the aid, are showing signs of success. Greece’s budget deficit shrank 38.7 percent to 8.978 billion euros in the five months to the end of May, the Athens- based Finance Ministry said June 21. That compares with a 35.1 percent target for the entire year.
Greek 10-year bonds rose a second day today, with the yield falling 17 basis points to 10.47 percent as of 12:40 p.m. in London.
Bond Purchases
Euro-region central banks stepped up purchases of Greek, Portuguese and Irish government securities yesterday, according to traders, who declined to be identified because the transactions are confidential. The ECB bought 55 billion euros of government bonds including Greek debt through June 25, the central bank said two days ago.
DWS chose not to sell its bonds to the ECB because it doesn’t expect the nation to default in the next two or three years, Mueller said. He said in April DWS had been adding to its holdings of the debt.
Greek bonds will be removed from bond indexes managed by Citigroup Inc. and Barclays Plc and the Markit iBoxx index at the end of this month after they were downgraded to junk by Moody’s Investors Service on June 14.
“The market underestimated the scale of the crisis,” Mueller said. “There is still some repositioning necessary because of this rating downgrade. Over time I think matters should improve again.”
 

IlPorcospino

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FRANKFURT—The European Central Bank's effort to convince markets that it isn't printing money with its bond-buying program suffered a setback Tuesday, when the bank failed to take in as much money from Europe's banking system as it spent on bond purchases.
When the ECB began the program in May, it pledged to "sterilize" its purchases of Greek and other debt in Europe's troubled periphery by accepting an equal amount in interest-bearing deposits from banks, so that the total overall money supply would remain unchanged. The ECB's aim was to defuse concerns, particularly in Germany, that bond-buying could stoke inflation.
But this week, the ECB only received bids for €31.8 billion ($39.21 billion) in one-week deposits, despite offering up to 1% in interest. It needed to attract €55 billion to reach the amount it has spent in the first seven weeks of its bond-buying program.
The failure to attract as much cash as the ECB has spent buying Greek and other bonds isn't surprising, analysts say, given heightened financial-market volatility at the end of the second quarter. Commercial banks are scrambling to pay the ECB back €442 billion in one-year loans that come due on Thursday.
In addition, Greek government bonds formally fall out of index-tracking investment funds by Wednesday in the wake of their recent downgrade to junk status. Both factors have weighed on financial markets in Europe this week. The euro fell against the dollar for a second consecutive session Tuesday, dogged by concerns over the ECB loan expiration as well as a decline in U.S. stocks.
Given how firmly the ECB has emphasized that it would remove one euro from circulation for every euro it uses to buy government bonds, Tuesday's shortfall is a setback for officials struggling to regain the confidence of investors and the public after a series of policy reversals earlier this year.
 

Gaudente

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:lol:
Noi facciamo gli spiritosi, ma magari adesso parte davvero un mini rally...
A giugno c'erano un po' di vendite forzate e un po' per window dressing per semestrali varie, magari qualche ricopertura e nuovi ingressi a luglio... mah... potrebbe darsi...
mi sono appena ricollegato e vedo che sul MOT invece di arrivare i "nostri" sono arrivati i ..."loro" :lol: , delle gheghe bestiali in vendita hanno innalzato i volumi a 760.000 euro e ricacciato il prezzo sotto 44 :D
 

tommy271

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Aegean Airlines entra in Star Alliance

Atene, Grecia - La Grecia integrata nella rete dell’alleanza

(WAPA) - Aegean Airlines è diventata il 28° membro del network Star Alliance (SA) nel corso di una cerimonia ufficiale che si è tenuta oggi ad Atene. Il vettore ha completato i processi di integrazione e di aggiornamento dei sistemi in appena 12 mesi, a partire cioè dal momento in cui la compagnia è stata accettata in qualità di futuro membro, nel maggio 2009.

La Grecia integrata nella rete Star Alliance

La Grecia, collocata nel Mediterraneo orientale, riveste un’importanza strategica poiché costituisce il principale punto d’accesso sud-orientale per l’Unione europea. Grazie ad Aegean, il network di SA da, verso, e all’interno della Grecia conta oggi oltre 1500 voli settimanali verso 69 destinazioni in 27 Nazioni.

Le grandi comunità greche presenti in oltre 100 Nazioni, come Stati Uniti, Gran Bretagna, Australia, Germania e Canada potranno dunque così usufruire di tutti i vantaggi che offre una compagnia aerea appartenente all’alleanza quando viaggeranno per ritrovare amici e parenti.

Inoltre, la business community in Grecia potrà ora approfittare dei vantaggi offerti dal programma di fidelizzazione di SA sia sui voli domestici che sugli itinerari nei quali sono utilizzati più vettori, nei viaggi in Europa e nel mondo.

La Grecia costituisce inoltre un importante mercato per il settore congressuale e la presenza di Aegean nei prodotti SA Convention Plus e Meetings Plus promuoverà nuove opportunità di business.

Un più facile accesso alle popolari località di vacanza della Grecia

La Grecia è senza dubbio una delle destinazioni più ambite per trascorrere le vacanze. Grazie ad Aegean è ora possibile avere un’esperienza di viaggio confortevole verso oltre 17 destinazioni domestiche e l’inclusione di queste destinazioni all’interno dello SA Europe Airpass e della tariffa Giro del Mondo le rende disponibili a prezzi estremamente interessanti. Allo stesso modo, i frequent flyer potranno riscattare le miglia accumulate e utilizzarle viaggiando in questa ampia gamma di nuove destinazioni che fanno ora parte del network di SA.

Aegean Airlines, che è quotata in Borsa, ha iniziato le proprie attività 11 anni fa e dispone oggi di una flotta di 30 aerei che servono un totale di 54 destinazioni - 26 nazionali e 28 internazionali - operando oltre 150 voli giornalieri.

(Avionews)
 

Imark

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L'esempio che una ristrutturazione non serve a nulla se è fine a se stessa...

Wind Hellas Will Skip Bonds, Loans Payments-Bloomberg

Wind Hellas, a Greek mobile phone operator, won’t make payments on its loans and bonds due today and July 15, Bloomberg reports citing Naguib Sawiris, the Egyptian billionaire who controls shareholder Weather Investments SpA.
It is noted that Wind had restructured its debt last year.

Vabbeh, quando la ristrutturazione precedente ti lascia con un leverage astronomico e 4 soldi in croce in tasca, è scontato che dopo ne fai un'altra... è questo il caso di Wind Hellas...

Addirittura stavolta non pagano neanche gli interessi sui loans, che sono senior secured... evidentemente quel bandito di Sawiris avrà deciso di non spendere un centesimo neanche per "evitare" il default sul prestito delle banche... si vede che nutre fiducia nel positivo sviluppo della situazione greca...
 
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