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Dei portoghesi mi fido, degli irlandesi meno.
Però la mia percentuale di capitale a rischio è già impiegata in Grecia. E qui mi fermo...
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Dei portoghesi mi fido, degli irlandesi meno.
Però la mia percentuale di capitale a rischio è già impiegata in Grecia. E qui mi fermo...
tommy271
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Ieri accenni di correzione del trend, anche se durante la giornata abbiamo visto nuovi tentativi di allargamento.
Oggi il governo di Dublino dovrebbe rendere noto il piano di risanamento di Anglo Irish, dunque l'attenzione va posta verso l'Irlanda.
I nostri ateniesi proseguono verso un lentissimo restringimento delle posizioni rispetto al Bund con significativi tentativi di abbassare la parte bassa di oscillazione.
Il Portogallo è in scia con l'Irlanda, mentre Spagna e Italia sempre più distanti dai primi tre seguono con "nervosismo" i movimenti all'interno del Club Med.
Grecia 867 pb. (878)
Irlanda 465 pb. (471)
Portogallo 432 pb. (440)
Spagna 196 pb. (195)
Italia 166 pb. (169)
Oggi il governo di Dublino dovrebbe rendere noto il piano di risanamento di Anglo Irish, dunque l'attenzione va posta verso l'Irlanda.
I nostri ateniesi proseguono verso un lentissimo restringimento delle posizioni rispetto al Bund con significativi tentativi di abbassare la parte bassa di oscillazione.
Il Portogallo è in scia con l'Irlanda, mentre Spagna e Italia sempre più distanti dai primi tre seguono con "nervosismo" i movimenti all'interno del Club Med.
Grecia 867 pb. (878)
Irlanda 465 pb. (471)
Portogallo 432 pb. (440)
Spagna 196 pb. (195)
Italia 166 pb. (169)
tommy271
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GRECIA / Legge d’urgenza contro sciopero, S’inasprisce lo scontro tra Governo e autotrasportatori
GRECIA – E’ ormai scontro frontale fra camionisti greci, in sciopero da 17 giorni, e il governo di Giorgio Papandreou.
Tre autotrasportatori accusati di avere intralciato il traffico sono stati fermati ieri e le autorità si preparano oggi a far applicare un nuovo articolo di legge che prevede dure pene detentive per chi persiste nella protesta ”illegale” che blocca il paese.
L’articolo è stato presentato ieri con procedura d’urgenza come emendamento ad un testo fiscale, dopo che le principali associazioni dell’industria e del commercio avevano chiesto al premier di intervenire per por fine ad una protesta che ha già provocato danni per 1,5 miliardi.
L’emendamento è già stato approvato in serata dalla Commissione economica del parlamento con i soli voti della maggioranza.
L’opposizione di sinistra lo ha bollato come ”antidemocratico”.
Esso prevede fino a cinque anni di prigione e la revoca della licenza per chi rifiuti di obbedire agli ordini di precettazione, già emessi contro i camionisti. Il governo denuncia il tentativo di una minoranza di lavoratori di costringere ”con la forza” il resto della categoria a portare avanti la protesta.
La protesta degli autotrasportatori, che hanno deciso di continuare ad oltranza lo sciopero contro la liberalizzazione del settore, ha paralizzato 10.000 contenitori nei porti e provocato seri danni a industria e commercio. Si teme ora una penuria di carburante.
Fonte: Ansa
(direttanews.it)
Tre autotrasportatori accusati di avere intralciato il traffico sono stati fermati ieri e le autorità si preparano oggi a far applicare un nuovo articolo di legge che prevede dure pene detentive per chi persiste nella protesta ”illegale” che blocca il paese.
L’articolo è stato presentato ieri con procedura d’urgenza come emendamento ad un testo fiscale, dopo che le principali associazioni dell’industria e del commercio avevano chiesto al premier di intervenire per por fine ad una protesta che ha già provocato danni per 1,5 miliardi.
L’emendamento è già stato approvato in serata dalla Commissione economica del parlamento con i soli voti della maggioranza.
L’opposizione di sinistra lo ha bollato come ”antidemocratico”.
Esso prevede fino a cinque anni di prigione e la revoca della licenza per chi rifiuti di obbedire agli ordini di precettazione, già emessi contro i camionisti. Il governo denuncia il tentativo di una minoranza di lavoratori di costringere ”con la forza” il resto della categoria a portare avanti la protesta.
La protesta degli autotrasportatori, che hanno deciso di continuare ad oltranza lo sciopero contro la liberalizzazione del settore, ha paralizzato 10.000 contenitori nei porti e provocato seri danni a industria e commercio. Si teme ora una penuria di carburante.
Fonte: Ansa
(direttanews.it)
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Greece hopes to balance Korea trade, lure tourists
2010-09-29 18:38
Since then, trade between the two countries ballooned to over $3.2 billion last year but as the Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Spyros Kouvelis noted, the balance of trade is heavily on the Korean side.
“There is a willingness on the Korean side to find ways to balance the trade,” he told The Korea Herald.
Kouvelis was in town to represent the Greek government at the memorial events marking the 60th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War.
He also met with Kim Jae-shin, presidential secretary for foreign affairs, to discuss issues concerning the promotion of economic and trade cooperation between the two countries, and to lay the groundwork for the Greek-South Korean Joint Interministerial Committee set to convene in the first quarter of 2011.
At the meeting, Kouvelis presented in detail the planning and results of the Greek government’s policy for a way out of the current crisis, highlighting the investment opportunities opening up for Greece.
Furthermore, Kouvelis briefed his counterpart on the Greek initiative for the creation of a special fund within the framework of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation, encouraging Korean enterprises to take part in the Forum on the Promotion of Green Development and Entrepreneurship to be held in Thessaloniki on Nov. 26.
Kouvelis also had successive meetings with Hanwha Group vice president Hwang Jin-woo and Samsung Electronics vice chairman Lee Yoon-woo.
These meetings gave Kouvelis an opportunity to look into the potential for attracting investments by the two groups in Greece in the fields of telecommunications, construction and green energy.
“Greece is blessed with sun, wind and tidal energy and we believe we can meet and exceed the European Union’s alternative energy policy for 2020,” he said.
Concerning the EU-Korea free trade agreement, Kouvelis only sees positive results because the two countries have complimentary industries.
“I found out that many Korean couples would like to get married in Santorini,” he said. “So I plan to pair up tour operators in both countries to arrange for tailor-made packages for Korean tourists,” he said.
Greece attracts more than 16 million tourists each year, contributing 15 percent to the nation’s gross domestic product.
Yet, only 4,000 Koreans visited Greece in 2008.
(The Korea Herald)
2010-09-29 18:38
Since then, trade between the two countries ballooned to over $3.2 billion last year but as the Greek Deputy Foreign Minister Spyros Kouvelis noted, the balance of trade is heavily on the Korean side.
“There is a willingness on the Korean side to find ways to balance the trade,” he told The Korea Herald.
Kouvelis was in town to represent the Greek government at the memorial events marking the 60th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War.
He also met with Kim Jae-shin, presidential secretary for foreign affairs, to discuss issues concerning the promotion of economic and trade cooperation between the two countries, and to lay the groundwork for the Greek-South Korean Joint Interministerial Committee set to convene in the first quarter of 2011.
At the meeting, Kouvelis presented in detail the planning and results of the Greek government’s policy for a way out of the current crisis, highlighting the investment opportunities opening up for Greece.
Furthermore, Kouvelis briefed his counterpart on the Greek initiative for the creation of a special fund within the framework of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation, encouraging Korean enterprises to take part in the Forum on the Promotion of Green Development and Entrepreneurship to be held in Thessaloniki on Nov. 26.
Kouvelis also had successive meetings with Hanwha Group vice president Hwang Jin-woo and Samsung Electronics vice chairman Lee Yoon-woo.
These meetings gave Kouvelis an opportunity to look into the potential for attracting investments by the two groups in Greece in the fields of telecommunications, construction and green energy.
“Greece is blessed with sun, wind and tidal energy and we believe we can meet and exceed the European Union’s alternative energy policy for 2020,” he said.
Concerning the EU-Korea free trade agreement, Kouvelis only sees positive results because the two countries have complimentary industries.
“I found out that many Korean couples would like to get married in Santorini,” he said. “So I plan to pair up tour operators in both countries to arrange for tailor-made packages for Korean tourists,” he said.
Greece attracts more than 16 million tourists each year, contributing 15 percent to the nation’s gross domestic product.
Yet, only 4,000 Koreans visited Greece in 2008.
(The Korea Herald)
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Foreign Ministry Holds A Briefing for Chinese and Foreign Media on Premier Wen Jiabao's Visit to Greece, Belgium, Italy and Turkey and Participation in the Eighth ASEM and the Thirteenth EU-China Summit
2010/09/28
On September 28, 2010, during a briefing held by the Foreign Ministry for both Chinese and foreign media, Vice Foreign Minister Fu Ying and Vice Foreign Minister Zhai Jun introduced the background, major activities and significance of Premier Wen Jiabao’s upcoming visit to Greece, Belgium, Italy and Turkey and participation in the eighth Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) and the thirteenth EU-China Summit in Brussels from October 2 to 9, 2010 and answered questions of journalists. Deputy Director-General of the Information Department Tian Qi chaired the briefing which was attended by nearly 100 Chinese and foreign journalists.
Fu said that at present both the international situation and the international system are experiencing fundamental changes. The global economy recovers slowly on a foundation which is not solid yet and the in-depth impact of the international financial crisis is still lingering. Faced with global challenges, no matter China-EU or Asia-Europe, they all enjoy the same interest and shoulder the same responsibility. The two sides should support each other, strengthen coordination and conduct close cooperation. Premier Wen’s upcoming visit to Eurasia aims at reinforcing the friendship, enhancing mutual trust, expanding common consensus and deepening cooperation with all parties concerned, stepping up joint efforts of handling global challenges, promoting each other’s development and boosting the harmonious and sustainable development of the world.
I. Visit to Greece
Fu said that China and Greece enjoy traditional friendship and sustained progress of all-round strategic partnership over the years and maintain frequent high-level exchanges and solid political mutual trust. The bilateral pragmatic cooperation keeps growing and a cooperative pattern with priority on marine transport and covering other areas has been established between the two countries. Based on a solid foundation, the bilateral cultural and educational exchanges are fruitful. The two sides also keep sound communications and cooperation on both international and regional issues.
During Premier Wen’s visit to Greece, leaders of both countries will make an all-round review of the 38 years of development of bilateral ties, plan the future development of bilateral relations and exchange in-depth views on jointly tackling the international financial crisis, pushing forward the pragmatic cooperation in the fields of trade and economy, marine transport, culture and education and consolidating and developing China-EU relations. They will issue a joint statement on deepening China-Greece all-round strategic partnership. At invitation, Premier Wen will also make a speech to the Greek Parliament on China’s relations with Greece and EU.
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Notizia già postata, ma questo è (parte) del resoconto ufficiale rilasciato dal Ministero degli Esteri Cinese:
Foreign Ministry Holds A Briefing for Chinese and Foreign Media on Premier Wen Jiabao's Visit to Greece, Belgium, Italy and Turkey and Participation in the Eighth ASEM and the Thirteenth EU-China Summit
2010/09/28
I. Visit to Greece
Fu said that China and Greece enjoy traditional friendship and sustained progress of all-round strategic partnership over the years and maintain frequent high-level exchanges and solid political mutual trust. The bilateral pragmatic cooperation keeps growing and a cooperative pattern with priority on marine transport and covering other areas has been established between the two countries. Based on a solid foundation, the bilateral cultural and educational exchanges are fruitful. The two sides also keep sound communications and cooperation on both international and regional issues.
During Premier Wen’s visit to Greece, leaders of both countries will make an all-round review of the 38 years of development of bilateral ties, plan the future development of bilateral relations and exchange in-depth views on jointly tackling the international financial crisis, pushing forward the pragmatic cooperation in the fields of trade and economy, marine transport, culture and education and consolidating and developing China-EU relations. They will issue a joint statement on deepening China-Greece all-round strategic partnership. At invitation, Premier Wen will also make a speech to the Greek Parliament on China’s relations with Greece and EU.
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Notizia già postata, ma questo è (parte) del resoconto ufficiale rilasciato dal Ministero degli Esteri Cinese:
Foreign Ministry Holds A Briefing for Chinese and Foreign Media on Premier Wen Jiabao's Visit to Greece, Belgium, Italy and Turkey and Participation in the Eighth ASEM and the Thirteenth EU-China Summit
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Moody's declassa il debito spagnolo
L'agenzia internazionale Moody's ha tagliato il rating della Spagna portandolo ad Aa1 dal precedente Aaa. Lo riporta l'agenzia Bloomberg aggiungendo che l'outlook resta stabile. In una nota diffusa oggi dall'agenzia internazionale di valutazione del credito si parla esplicitamente di "debolezza" delle prospettive economiche del paese iberico il giorno dopo il grande sciopero generale che ha fermato il paese con grandi manifestazioni a Madrid e Barcellona e scontri nella capitale catalana.
Con la valutazione di Moody's la Spagna perde definitivamente il massimo dei voti sui debiti sovrani dopo essersi vista togliere la 'tripla À già da Fitch nello scorso maggio e da Standard & Poor's nel gennaio del 2009. Il giudizio di Moody's mette ancora più sotto pressione il governo Zapatero che si prepara a varare la più austera legge di bilancio degli ultimi decenni.
L'agenzia internazionale Moody's ha tagliato il rating della Spagna portandolo ad Aa1 dal precedente Aaa. Lo riporta l'agenzia Bloomberg aggiungendo che l'outlook resta stabile. In una nota diffusa oggi dall'agenzia internazionale di valutazione del credito si parla esplicitamente di "debolezza" delle prospettive economiche del paese iberico il giorno dopo il grande sciopero generale che ha fermato il paese con grandi manifestazioni a Madrid e Barcellona e scontri nella capitale catalana.
Con la valutazione di Moody's la Spagna perde definitivamente il massimo dei voti sui debiti sovrani dopo essersi vista togliere la 'tripla À già da Fitch nello scorso maggio e da Standard & Poor's nel gennaio del 2009. Il giudizio di Moody's mette ancora più sotto pressione il governo Zapatero che si prepara a varare la più austera legge di bilancio degli ultimi decenni.
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CONTINUA LA MOBILITAZIONE DEI CAMIONISTI GRECI
Πηγή: Express.gr 30/09/10-10:29
ANA-MPA/Striking freight and fuel truck drivers late Tuesday night decided to continue their labor action, which entered its 14th day on Wednesday, with an overwhelming majority of 76 of the 96 truckers' unions voting in favor of continuing the mobilisations, and just 6 against, while 14 cast blank votes, after a marathon General Assembly of the Panhellenic Federation of truck owners.
Government spokesman George Petalotis said Monday night after the truckers' decision was announced that the government has exhausted all margins, noting that the closure of outstanding tax obligations draft law also foresees special arrangements for the truck owners.
Merchants and enterprises, which have been hard hit by the strike, have indicated that they will take recourse to justice against the truckers.
Πηγή: Express.gr 30/09/10-10:29
ANA-MPA/Striking freight and fuel truck drivers late Tuesday night decided to continue their labor action, which entered its 14th day on Wednesday, with an overwhelming majority of 76 of the 96 truckers' unions voting in favor of continuing the mobilisations, and just 6 against, while 14 cast blank votes, after a marathon General Assembly of the Panhellenic Federation of truck owners.
Government spokesman George Petalotis said Monday night after the truckers' decision was announced that the government has exhausted all margins, noting that the closure of outstanding tax obligations draft law also foresees special arrangements for the truck owners.
Merchants and enterprises, which have been hard hit by the strike, have indicated that they will take recourse to justice against the truckers.
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French Banks Interested In Eurobank’s Polish Business-DJ
French lenders BNP Paribas and Credit Mutuel are mulling a "capital involvement" in Polbank, the Polish unit of Greece-based Eurobank, daily Rzeczpospolita reports, citing unnamed sources, according to Dow Jones Newswires.
Eurobank had said in July it was looking for a business partner for its Polish branch.
(Capital.gr)
French lenders BNP Paribas and Credit Mutuel are mulling a "capital involvement" in Polbank, the Polish unit of Greece-based Eurobank, daily Rzeczpospolita reports, citing unnamed sources, according to Dow Jones Newswires.
Eurobank had said in July it was looking for a business partner for its Polish branch.
(Capital.gr)
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Piraeus Bank Withdraws Offer For TT, ATEBank
Piraeus Bank Deputy CEO Thursday said that the bank withdraws its offer for the State’s stakes in ATE and Hellenic Postbank.
“Piraeus Bank withdrew its interest as it notes that the relevant decisions are not to be made imminently,” Stavros Lekkakos said.
In July, the Greek lender offered EUR701 mil. for the state’s stakes in the two banks.
Following the bid, the Greek state hired Deutsche Bank , HSBC and Lazard as advisors on privatisations and mergers of state run banks.
(Capital.gr)
Piraeus Bank Deputy CEO Thursday said that the bank withdraws its offer for the State’s stakes in ATE and Hellenic Postbank.
“Piraeus Bank withdrew its interest as it notes that the relevant decisions are not to be made imminently,” Stavros Lekkakos said.
In July, the Greek lender offered EUR701 mil. for the state’s stakes in the two banks.
Following the bid, the Greek state hired Deutsche Bank , HSBC and Lazard as advisors on privatisations and mergers of state run banks.
(Capital.gr)
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