gianfranco199
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Ma possibile che questo nuovo incontro tra i capi di stato a bruxelles non abbia dato un minimo di fiducia,ma anzi,il crollo vericale continua inesorabilmente?
Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1
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gianfranco199
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Se è solo speculazione non ho problemi ,non avendo necessità di disimpegnare la somma,mi preoccupa come al solito, il rischio default.
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tommy271
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Le proposte per il cosiddetto "haircut merkeliano" non passeranno mai 
.
Il Trattato di Lisbona ha impiegato 10 anni per essere ratificato, una modifica dei Trattati è improbabile.
Adotteranno qualche soluzione "tecnica", ma il dato reale è che si renderà permanente il Fondo Europeo di emergenza.
Attualmente la Grecia ha una copertura sino al 2013, il Fondo di Emergenza potrebbe garantire un riscadenziamento del prestito ottenuto dalla Troika.
.Il Trattato di Lisbona ha impiegato 10 anni per essere ratificato, una modifica dei Trattati è improbabile.
Adotteranno qualche soluzione "tecnica", ma il dato reale è che si renderà permanente il Fondo Europeo di emergenza.
Attualmente la Grecia ha una copertura sino al 2013, il Fondo di Emergenza potrebbe garantire un riscadenziamento del prestito ottenuto dalla Troika.
tommy271
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gianfranco199
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Ciao Tommy,volevo chiederti,se come me sei sempre in paziente attesa o se nel frattempo. stai mediando o tradando.Le proposte per il cosiddetto "haircut merkeliano" non passeranno mai
Il Trattato di Lisbona ha impiegato 10 anni per essere ratificato, una modifica dei Trattati è improbabile.
Adotteranno qualche soluzione "tecnica", ma il dato reale è che si renderà permanente il Fondo Europeo di emergenza.
Attualmente la Grecia ha una copertura sino al 2013, il Fondo di Emergenza potrebbe garantire un riscadenziamento del prestito ottenuto dalla Troika.
Puoi anche non rispondermi, se vuoi.
Saluti
tommy271
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Greece Lags In Competitiveness, EU Says
Greece faces a serious problem of competitiveness which is reflected in a large deficit in goods trade, the European Commission said Thursday.
The EU executive said that Greece’s labour productivity per person employed is slightly above the EU average, but on a per hour basis stands at around 80% of the EU average.
“While services trade is in surplus, mainly due to tourism and shipping, the deficit in goods trade has led to a current account deficit of around 11% of GDP in 2009. R&D investments in relation to GDP, particularly in the private sector, are amongst the lowest in EU and the innovativeness of the Greek economy depends heavily on imported technology and know-how,” it said.
Manufacturing accounted for 11% of employment and GDP in 2008 with food/drinks/tobacco, refined petroleum and basic metals and metal products being the most important sectors. The trade balance showed a clear deficit for manufacturing, mainly due to transport equipment, chemicals and electrical and optical equipment, with no sector showing a surplus.
The environmental performance of the Greek industry can be characterised as rather poor due to weaknesses in the regulatory and administrative environment. The main current funding instrument for environmental policy is the Operational Programme Environment and sustainable development, the Commission said in a Memo on competitiveness.
“Addressing the public finances crisis should alleviate the liquidity problems in the economy in the medium term and restore expectations at a level conducive to growth. Improving the business environment through actions such as those planned in the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will contribute to this by reducing the costs of doing business in Greece across the board. However, there remains the structural problem of specialisation in low-skills, low technology and low growth sectors,” it stressed.
(Capital.gr)
Greece faces a serious problem of competitiveness which is reflected in a large deficit in goods trade, the European Commission said Thursday.
The EU executive said that Greece’s labour productivity per person employed is slightly above the EU average, but on a per hour basis stands at around 80% of the EU average.
“While services trade is in surplus, mainly due to tourism and shipping, the deficit in goods trade has led to a current account deficit of around 11% of GDP in 2009. R&D investments in relation to GDP, particularly in the private sector, are amongst the lowest in EU and the innovativeness of the Greek economy depends heavily on imported technology and know-how,” it said.
Manufacturing accounted for 11% of employment and GDP in 2008 with food/drinks/tobacco, refined petroleum and basic metals and metal products being the most important sectors. The trade balance showed a clear deficit for manufacturing, mainly due to transport equipment, chemicals and electrical and optical equipment, with no sector showing a surplus.
The environmental performance of the Greek industry can be characterised as rather poor due to weaknesses in the regulatory and administrative environment. The main current funding instrument for environmental policy is the Operational Programme Environment and sustainable development, the Commission said in a Memo on competitiveness.
“Addressing the public finances crisis should alleviate the liquidity problems in the economy in the medium term and restore expectations at a level conducive to growth. Improving the business environment through actions such as those planned in the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will contribute to this by reducing the costs of doing business in Greece across the board. However, there remains the structural problem of specialisation in low-skills, low technology and low growth sectors,” it stressed.
(Capital.gr)
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