tommy271
Forumer storico
Ora è certo, tutto il pacchetto della UE verrà rinviato ad inizio gennaio anzichè a dicembre.
FMI regolarmente a dicembre.
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Ora è certo, tutto il pacchetto della UE verrà rinviato ad inizio gennaio anzichè a dicembre.
FMI regolarmente a dicembre.
Noloss
Forumer attivo
Il messaggio mediatico non è per la chiarezza, come sempre, ma allo stesso tempo direi che questo sia un segnale per tutti: la coperta è corta già per chi ce l'ha.
Zuzzurellone
Forumer attivo
Per caso oltre che in Germania ci sono le elezioni anche in Austria?
Questo spiegherebbe alcune cose
g.ln
Triplo Panico: comprare
le quotazioni tengono i minimi di periodo
In effetti la notizia dello slittamento non ha provocato cedimenti dei prezzi, già molto bassi. Riaccendo il computer più tardi
Ciao, ciao, Giuseppe
In effetti la notizia dello slittamento non ha provocato cedimenti dei prezzi, già molto bassi. Riaccendo il computer più tardiCiao, ciao, Giuseppe
tommy271
Forumer storico
Infatti con l'Irlanda il meccanismo sarà diverso.
In Grecia basta che qualche "parente povero" si tira indietro e crea problemi a valanga.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Greece Faces No Cash-Crunch With Timing Of Loan Payment - Minister
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- The Greek government said Wednesday that it isn't facing any kind of cash problems despite a decision by its European partners to pay the next instalment of an EUR110 billion loan one month later than was widely expected.
In a statement, the Finance Ministry said that its fellow euro-zone members will decide on Greece's eligibility to receive the loan in December, but that for administrative reasons, the actual disbursement will come in January.
It added that the International Monetary Fund will pay its portion of the loan installment in December.
"This has been agreed to with the European Commission for some time and does not create any cash problem for our country whatsoever," the statement said.
In May, Greece narrowly avoided default with the help of a EUR110 billion loan from the European Union and IMF, in exchange for a series of harsh austerity measures to cut its budget deficit.
The first two tranches of that loan have already been paid to Greece while the third, worth a total EUR9 billion, was widely expected to paid in December.
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- The Greek government said Wednesday that it isn't facing any kind of cash problems despite a decision by its European partners to pay the next instalment of an EUR110 billion loan one month later than was widely expected.
In a statement, the Finance Ministry said that its fellow euro-zone members will decide on Greece's eligibility to receive the loan in December, but that for administrative reasons, the actual disbursement will come in January.
It added that the International Monetary Fund will pay its portion of the loan installment in December.
"This has been agreed to with the European Commission for some time and does not create any cash problem for our country whatsoever," the statement said.
In May, Greece narrowly avoided default with the help of a EUR110 billion loan from the European Union and IMF, in exchange for a series of harsh austerity measures to cut its budget deficit.
The first two tranches of that loan have already been paid to Greece while the third, worth a total EUR9 billion, was widely expected to paid in December.
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euro / $ 1.3514 ; non e' che ci sia poi stato quel gran' storno nonostante la confusione ...
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