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ATHEX Hovers Around 1,550



Athens stocks post mixed signs on Wednesday, moving around 1,550.

“Market will most probably retain the minus sign, while foreign markets do not seem to be supportive right now. Apart from banks interest could also be seen to those stocks whose quarterly results were announced yesterday post market close (Hellenic Petroleum, Motor Oil, Fourlis),” Marfin Analysis says in its morning report.

“Though tracking the negative trend of the other European markets the Greek bourse collapsed in the second half of yesterday’ session, recording double losses than its peers. Pressure was exerted across the board and on higher volume than we have seen in recent sessions. The ASE is likely to remain on negative ground today, amidst a downbeat international climate,” Eurobank Securities says.

“Despite specific significant positive moves, yesterday’s abrupt downward move renders us cautious as to a possible continuation of the negative trend, anticipating that demand will not increase until the 1,500 units level. The absence of significant domestic catalysts that could offer some room for a possible positive move, continue to render the domestic market very susceptible to the course of markets abroad, whose momentum has turned very unfavorable, also following Ireland’s downgrade. In this context, we consider that the GI’s daily support level stands at the 1,510 – 1,500 units, a region which will hopefully provide the Athens market with an ascending reaction, the latter not expected however to surpass the 1,560 units,” Pegasus notes.

Across the board, the General Index rises 0.47% at 1,551.17 on a total turnover of 29.42 mil. euro.

(Capital.gr)
 
Greek/German 10-year bond spread widest since May 10


Wed Aug 25, 2010 7:54am EDT

LONDON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - The premium investors demand to
buy Greek government bonds rather than German benchmarks rose on
Wednesday to the highest level since May 10 when an EU/IMF
rescue package for Greece was announced. Worries about the peripheral sector grew after Ireland's one
notch downgrade to AA-minus by Standard & Poor's late on
Tuesday. Traders said very thin conditions in the Greek debt market
probably exaggerated the move.
The Greek/German 10-year government bond yield spread
widened about 35 bps on day to 945 bps -- highest since May 10 --
as the 10-year Greek yield GR10YT=TWEB jumped 27 bps on the
day to 11.6 percent. "The periphery is getting hit, Ireland, Portugal, so Greece
is getting tarred with the same brush," a bond trader said. "But it's really hard to gauge, the Greek market just
doesn't trade." (Reporting by Ian Chua)
 
Radičová meets Angela Merkel in Berlin

25 Aug 2010 Flash News

Mutual economic co-operation and current economic and financial issues in European politics are expected to be the main topics of discussion between Slovak Prime Minister Iveta Radičová and German Chancellor Angela Merkel during talks in Berlin today (Wednesday, August 25).
Radičová started her one-day visit to Germany by meeting President Christian Wulff, the TASR newswire wrote. They discussed opportunities to improve mutual co-operation, especially in the economic sphere, new technology and innovations, science and the education system. Merkel had already announced that she and Radičová would discuss Slovakia's refusal to contribute to the EU bail-out loan to Greece. The Slovak decision has been criticised by Germany, the largest contributor to the loan.
The Slovak parliament decided on August 11 that Slovakia would not contribute up to €816 million over the next three years towards Greece’s financial rescue. Out of 84 MPs, 69 voted against the loan, with MPs from the largest parliamentary party, Smer, declining to vote on the issue.


(Slovak Spectator)
 
Germany's Merkel: Regrets Slovakia's Refusal Of Aid For Greece


BERLIN (Dow Jones)--German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Wednesday she regrets Slovakia's refusal to contribute to the EU bailout for Greece but stressed she doesn't doubt the country's reliability.
Her comments came after a meeting with Iveta Radicova, the Slovak prime minister, who said Slovakia will continue to remain a stable EU member and will consolidate its budget according to the requirements of the Stability and Growth Pact.
Slovak parliament has refused to contribute EUR700 million to the EUR80 billion Greek rescue package, which was supplemented by EUR30 billion from the International Monetary Fund.
Slovakia, the poorest and newest member of the 16-nation euro zone, has, however, approved the country's contribution of EUR4.4 billion in loan guarantees to the up to EUR750 billion euro-zone rescue fund, known as the European Financial Stability Facility.
 
EUROZONA: DOPO DATI USA RENDIMENTO BUND SCENDE A 2,10%. MINIMO STORICO

(ASCA) - Roma, 25 ago - Dopo i dati negativi sulla crescita degli ordinativi industriali negli Usa, si accentua la caccia ai titoli di Stato dei paesi piu' sicuri dell'Eurozona. Sotto la spinta degli acquisti, il rendimento del Bund decennale tedesco e' sceso al 2,10%, nuovo minimo storico.

Lo spread di rendimento con i titoli di Stato decennali della Grecia, i piu' rischiosi dell'Eurozona, e' salito a 932 punti. E' la prima volta, dall'adozione del piano Ue-Fmi di salvataggio della Grecia, che il differenziale ritorna sopra la soglia di 900 punti.
 
Noi che discutiamo su questo thread, a volte mi pare di essere su un altro mondo... sarà il fatto che spesso vado "contrarian" :lol::lol::lol:.

Comunque per non essere astratti questo è un esempio di quello che succede sulle piazze tedesche, i titoli vanno in positivo/negativo senza una direzione comune senza volumi.

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Situazione diversa i cechi hanno una reale difficoltà di accedere ai mercati e quindi di rifinanziarsi allo stato attuale. Ci sono crisi nascoste in area EU sulle quali per il momento non si è voluto prestare attenzione ma che prima o poi saranno oggetto di problemi.

Prima che possa avere problemi di sorta la Cechia, saremo rimasti sepolti sotto quelli di tutto il resto dell'europa orientale... ;)
 
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