ferdo
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ci vanno piano con le dichiarazioni questa gente!
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ci vanno piano con le dichiarazioni questa gente!
tommy271
Forumer storico
Alcuni analisti hanno indicato un ritorno intorno ai 1000 pb. per la Grecia entro l'anno
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ferdo
Utente Senior
Alcuni analisti hanno indicato un ritorno intorno ai 1000 pb. per la Grecia entro l'anno
ho letto
tommy271
Forumer storico
ho letto
Non è la mia opinione.
Sulla Grecia si gioca una partita che è tutta politica, quindi grafici e tabelle lasciano il tempo che trovano ...
tommy271
Forumer storico
Per Ue prematuro dire se debito attuale sarà in meccanismo crisi
mercoledì 3 novembre 2010 13:14
BRUXELLES, 3 novembre (Reuters) - E' troppo presto per dire se le proposte per un meccanismo permanente europeo di risoluzione delle crisi riguarderebbe anche il debito attualmente esistente, fa sapere la Commissione europea.
L'Esecutivo Ue lavorerà a un'ipotesi di struttura del meccanismo e farà una proposta il prossimo anno al Consiglio dell'Unione europea.
"E' troppo presto dire ora quale sarebbe l'ambito d'intervento di queste proposte riguardanti (il debito attuale o futuro) per cui bisogna svolgere del lavoro preliminare", ha detto un portavoce della Commissione durante il consueto briefing settimanale.
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Sherpa sempre al lavoro.
mercoledì 3 novembre 2010 13:14
BRUXELLES, 3 novembre (Reuters) - E' troppo presto per dire se le proposte per un meccanismo permanente europeo di risoluzione delle crisi riguarderebbe anche il debito attualmente esistente, fa sapere la Commissione europea.
L'Esecutivo Ue lavorerà a un'ipotesi di struttura del meccanismo e farà una proposta il prossimo anno al Consiglio dell'Unione europea.
"E' troppo presto dire ora quale sarebbe l'ambito d'intervento di queste proposte riguardanti (il debito attuale o futuro) per cui bisogna svolgere del lavoro preliminare", ha detto un portavoce della Commissione durante il consueto briefing settimanale.
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Sherpa sempre al lavoro.
discipline
Forumer storico
Alcuni analisti hanno indicato un ritorno intorno ai 1000 pb. per la Grecia entro l'anno
ho letto
magari sono gli stessi che qualche tempo fa davano il petrolio a 200usd
tommy271
Forumer storico
Sono quelli che quando indovinano diventano "scienziati", quando sbagliano rientrano nel gregge insieme a noi.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Greek Government Says No Debt Restructuring
A government spokesman Tuesday dismissed the possibility of a restructuring of the country΄s debt, while noting that such speculation, along with claims of a possibility of extending the repayment period, are only hypothetical, Athens News Agency reports.
"We are interested in unwaveringly meeting our goals. The more we depart from our goals, the more we depart from the stability we are aiming for," spokesman Giorgos Petalotis said.
Moreover Petalotis said there was "no trend towards escapism", while adding that PM George Papandreou spoke with "sincerity, clearly defining the issues and problems..."
He also said the premier called on voters to again give ruling PASOK a mandate via the upcoming local government election.
(Capital.gr)
A government spokesman Tuesday dismissed the possibility of a restructuring of the country΄s debt, while noting that such speculation, along with claims of a possibility of extending the repayment period, are only hypothetical, Athens News Agency reports.
"We are interested in unwaveringly meeting our goals. The more we depart from our goals, the more we depart from the stability we are aiming for," spokesman Giorgos Petalotis said.
Moreover Petalotis said there was "no trend towards escapism", while adding that PM George Papandreou spoke with "sincerity, clearly defining the issues and problems..."
He also said the premier called on voters to again give ruling PASOK a mandate via the upcoming local government election.
(Capital.gr)
tommy271
Forumer storico
Parcel bombings won't deter economy drive: Greek PM
November 3, 2010 7:04 AM
ATHENS (AFP) - Prime Minister Georges Papandreou insisted that he would not be deterred from its mission to lift Greece out of an economic crisis after a spate of parcel bombings blamed on left-wing extremists.
"These irresponsible and cowardly acts will not succeed in hampering our enormous efforts on behalf of the Greek people to re-establish our credibility and revive the economy," Papandreou said.
"Democracy will not allow itself to be terrorized," he added, underlining that the Greek authorities were committed to the "systematic protection and security of our citizens".
Papandreou was speaking at a ceremony at an Athens cemetry in memory of his late grandfather Georges Papandreou who was also a premier.
His comments came as Greek police searched for a gang of five men believed to have been behind the spate of explosive packages sent to embassies within Athens and also addressed to several European leaders.
The Socialist leader's government has embarked on a massive round of public spending cuts in order to gain access to a package of loans from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union.
November 3, 2010 7:04 AM
ATHENS (AFP) - Prime Minister Georges Papandreou insisted that he would not be deterred from its mission to lift Greece out of an economic crisis after a spate of parcel bombings blamed on left-wing extremists.
"These irresponsible and cowardly acts will not succeed in hampering our enormous efforts on behalf of the Greek people to re-establish our credibility and revive the economy," Papandreou said.
"Democracy will not allow itself to be terrorized," he added, underlining that the Greek authorities were committed to the "systematic protection and security of our citizens".
Papandreou was speaking at a ceremony at an Athens cemetry in memory of his late grandfather Georges Papandreou who was also a premier.
His comments came as Greek police searched for a gang of five men believed to have been behind the spate of explosive packages sent to embassies within Athens and also addressed to several European leaders.
The Socialist leader's government has embarked on a massive round of public spending cuts in order to gain access to a package of loans from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Greece, Turkey seek closer cooperation in SMEs
03. November 2010. | 15:19
Source: ANA
Greece and Turkey on Tuesday signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for the next three years.
Greece and Turkey on Tuesday signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for the next three years.
The memorandum was signed between EOMMEX and KOSGE, Greece's and Turkey's organisations for SMEs, respectively, in the presence of Greek foreign affairs deputy minister Spyros Kouvelis and Turkey's external commerce deputy minister Ahmet Yakici.
The memorandum was signed on the sidelines of a forum, organized by the Greek foreign affairs ministry in Istanbul on "support policies and prospects of cooperation between small- and medium-sized enterprises" in the framework of a recent meeting of the joint Greek-Turkish economic commission.
EOMMEX chief executive Athina Lazou also visited the permanent secretariat of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) organisation and discussed the framework of actions of a task group for SMEs, operated by the BSEC, whose coordination is run by EOMMEX for the two-year period 2010-2011.
Addressing the forum, Lazou said Greek authorities were currently implementing a series of measures aimed at strengthening business activity and competitiveness by SMEs, creating a business-friendly environment with less bureaucracy.
She said that around 850,000 small- and medium-sized enterprises were currently operating in Greece, accounting for 99.9 pct of total enterprises in the country.
A total of 820,021 enterprises were very small enterprises (with a workforce up to 9 persons) accounting for 95.6 pct of total enterprises. This category employs 1,540,000 workers or 58 pct of total employment in the private sector.
Another 25,789 enterprises are small enterprises (with a workforce from 10 to 49 persons) accounting for 3.0 pct of total enterprises. This category employs 460,000 workers or 17.3 pct of total employment.
Finally, 3,579 enterprises were medium-sized enterprises (with a workforce between 50-249 persons),accounting for 0.4 pct of total enterprises. This category employs 312,000 workers or 11.8 pct of total employment.
Large enterprises (with a workforce of more than 250 persons) total 431 and account for 0.1 pct of total enterprises. This category employs 343,810 workers, or 13 pct of total employment in the country.
03. November 2010. | 15:19
Source: ANA
Greece and Turkey on Tuesday signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for the next three years.
Greece and Turkey on Tuesday signed a memorandum of cooperation in the field of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for the next three years.
The memorandum was signed between EOMMEX and KOSGE, Greece's and Turkey's organisations for SMEs, respectively, in the presence of Greek foreign affairs deputy minister Spyros Kouvelis and Turkey's external commerce deputy minister Ahmet Yakici.
The memorandum was signed on the sidelines of a forum, organized by the Greek foreign affairs ministry in Istanbul on "support policies and prospects of cooperation between small- and medium-sized enterprises" in the framework of a recent meeting of the joint Greek-Turkish economic commission.
EOMMEX chief executive Athina Lazou also visited the permanent secretariat of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC) organisation and discussed the framework of actions of a task group for SMEs, operated by the BSEC, whose coordination is run by EOMMEX for the two-year period 2010-2011.
Addressing the forum, Lazou said Greek authorities were currently implementing a series of measures aimed at strengthening business activity and competitiveness by SMEs, creating a business-friendly environment with less bureaucracy.
She said that around 850,000 small- and medium-sized enterprises were currently operating in Greece, accounting for 99.9 pct of total enterprises in the country.
A total of 820,021 enterprises were very small enterprises (with a workforce up to 9 persons) accounting for 95.6 pct of total enterprises. This category employs 1,540,000 workers or 58 pct of total employment in the private sector.
Another 25,789 enterprises are small enterprises (with a workforce from 10 to 49 persons) accounting for 3.0 pct of total enterprises. This category employs 460,000 workers or 17.3 pct of total employment.
Finally, 3,579 enterprises were medium-sized enterprises (with a workforce between 50-249 persons),accounting for 0.4 pct of total enterprises. This category employs 312,000 workers or 11.8 pct of total employment.
Large enterprises (with a workforce of more than 250 persons) total 431 and account for 0.1 pct of total enterprises. This category employs 343,810 workers, or 13 pct of total employment in the country.
- Stato