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tommy271
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Grecia vede pil 2011 a -3%, deficit/Pil 2011 a 7,4%
giovedì 18 novembre 2010 12:52
ATENE (Reuters) - La Grecia ha annunciato che ridurrà il suo deficit di bilancio al 7,4% del Pil l'anno prossimo, dal 9,4% del 2010, mentre cerca di rispettare le condizioni del pacchetto di salvataggio da 110 miliardi di euro di UE/Fmi.
"Nonostante la revisione dei dati di bilancio che hanno interessato il 2010 e creato un nuovo punto di partenza per il risanamento di bilancio, abbiamo raggiunto una riduzione del disavanzo di oltre 14 miliardi di euro" dice la bozza di bilancio finale per il 2011 del paese, presentata oggi al parlamento greco.
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Come nelle previsioni.
giovedì 18 novembre 2010 12:52
ATENE (Reuters) - La Grecia ha annunciato che ridurrà il suo deficit di bilancio al 7,4% del Pil l'anno prossimo, dal 9,4% del 2010, mentre cerca di rispettare le condizioni del pacchetto di salvataggio da 110 miliardi di euro di UE/Fmi.
"Nonostante la revisione dei dati di bilancio che hanno interessato il 2010 e creato un nuovo punto di partenza per il risanamento di bilancio, abbiamo raggiunto una riduzione del disavanzo di oltre 14 miliardi di euro" dice la bozza di bilancio finale per il 2011 del paese, presentata oggi al parlamento greco.
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Come nelle previsioni.
tommy271
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Athens Stocks Firmer
Greek market rises on Thursday in line with its European peers, with banks in the spotlight.
“The market will be occupied with the FY11 budget surfacing today, and a relief rebound becoming evident in the session, as earnings releases have offered a comforting stance,” Kyprou Securities says in its morning report.
“The market΄s weakness is evident by its inability to rebound even when official statements end negative hearsay that has earlier brought the Index towards lower grounds. During this hyperbole that we are currently witnessing and although little, if any, has changed in terms of market fundamentals, investors currently seem ready to accept and consolidate negative newswire as if it is not already priced in. Without fully understanding these fears, we recognize that the GI΄s technical outlook has significantly deteriorated, thus considering to reduce our positions should the market provide us with a rebound in order to be best prepared for every possible outcome. In this context, we would consider reducing our positions should the market react towards the 1,480 units (today΄s pivot point), noting that the Index΄s intraday support level stands at the 1,450 units,” Pegasus says.
Across the board, the General Index surges 2.05% at 1,494.71 on a total turnover of 35.14 mil. euro.
(Capital.gr)
Greek market rises on Thursday in line with its European peers, with banks in the spotlight.
“The market will be occupied with the FY11 budget surfacing today, and a relief rebound becoming evident in the session, as earnings releases have offered a comforting stance,” Kyprou Securities says in its morning report.
“The market΄s weakness is evident by its inability to rebound even when official statements end negative hearsay that has earlier brought the Index towards lower grounds. During this hyperbole that we are currently witnessing and although little, if any, has changed in terms of market fundamentals, investors currently seem ready to accept and consolidate negative newswire as if it is not already priced in. Without fully understanding these fears, we recognize that the GI΄s technical outlook has significantly deteriorated, thus considering to reduce our positions should the market provide us with a rebound in order to be best prepared for every possible outcome. In this context, we would consider reducing our positions should the market react towards the 1,480 units (today΄s pivot point), noting that the Index΄s intraday support level stands at the 1,450 units,” Pegasus says.
Across the board, the General Index surges 2.05% at 1,494.71 on a total turnover of 35.14 mil. euro.
(Capital.gr)
tommy271
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SEB calls Memorandum revision
ANA-MPa/The Federation of Hellenic Enterprises (SEB), Greece's largest employers' union, on Thursday asked for a revision of the Memorandum signed with the troika, through the introduction of 15 shock measures, warning that excessive tax burdens and delays in implementing structural reforms were undermining the country's outlook.
The SEB proposals were submitted to EU Economic Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn.
Speaking to reporters, after the meeting with the Commissioner in Brussels, Dimitris Daskalopoulos, president of the Federation, said "a faster implementation of structural reforms could justify any complacency in diversification from fiscal goals of 2010 and 2011 as the society cannot afford any additional tax burden or income cuts".
"It is my belief that our partners have the will and the intention to facilitate even further the country in completing this painful effort of economic restructuring," Daskalopoulos said.
The proposals will be submitted to the Greek government and troika officials also.
(ana.gr)
ANA-MPa/The Federation of Hellenic Enterprises (SEB), Greece's largest employers' union, on Thursday asked for a revision of the Memorandum signed with the troika, through the introduction of 15 shock measures, warning that excessive tax burdens and delays in implementing structural reforms were undermining the country's outlook.
The SEB proposals were submitted to EU Economic Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn.
Speaking to reporters, after the meeting with the Commissioner in Brussels, Dimitris Daskalopoulos, president of the Federation, said "a faster implementation of structural reforms could justify any complacency in diversification from fiscal goals of 2010 and 2011 as the society cannot afford any additional tax burden or income cuts".
"It is my belief that our partners have the will and the intention to facilitate even further the country in completing this painful effort of economic restructuring," Daskalopoulos said.
The proposals will be submitted to the Greek government and troika officials also.
(ana.gr)
tommy271
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Bundesbank calls for private bondholders to join European bailouts
Nov 18, 2010, 12:21 GMT
Frankfurt - Germany's influential central bank warned Thursday of a threat posed to economic growth by Europe's debt crisis and called on private investors to join any state bailouts.
The Bundesbank, in its latest monthly bulletin, said it expects the economy to remain on a growth track amid strong export and domestic demand on the back of falling unemployment.
But the bank also called for private bond holders to help bear the costs of any bailout for European states facing financial difficulties, which are mounted under a permanent rescue mechanism.
The report comes against the backdrop of renewed political and economic tensions unleashed by the debt crisis gripping parts of the 16-member eurozone.
The Bundesbank argued in its report: 'A transparent procedure that guarantees an extensive and credible consolidation and reform programme could, along with improved financial-market regulation, considerably reduce the risk of a systemic crisis.
'In this context, private creditors also have an indispensable responsibility when it comes to restoring sustainable public finances in over-indebted nations,' it said.
European officials are at present considering the creation of a more permanent rescue system to replace the temporary structure set up in May.
The Bundesbank call backs up remarks made at the end of last month by German Chancellor Angela Merkel for the permanent mechanism to include private bondholders helping to foot the bill for future rescue operations.
Her comments were criticized as helping to pave the way for fresh turmoil in the bond market, including a steep rise in borrowing costs for eurozone governments battling to roll back high debt-and-deficit levels. This includes Spain, Portugal, Greece and Ireland.
The announcement this week that Greece's deficit and debt levels came in much higher than previously estimated added to the tensions surrounding the eurozone government debt market.
(Deutsche Presse - Agentur)
Nov 18, 2010, 12:21 GMT
Frankfurt - Germany's influential central bank warned Thursday of a threat posed to economic growth by Europe's debt crisis and called on private investors to join any state bailouts.
The Bundesbank, in its latest monthly bulletin, said it expects the economy to remain on a growth track amid strong export and domestic demand on the back of falling unemployment.
But the bank also called for private bond holders to help bear the costs of any bailout for European states facing financial difficulties, which are mounted under a permanent rescue mechanism.
The report comes against the backdrop of renewed political and economic tensions unleashed by the debt crisis gripping parts of the 16-member eurozone.
The Bundesbank argued in its report: 'A transparent procedure that guarantees an extensive and credible consolidation and reform programme could, along with improved financial-market regulation, considerably reduce the risk of a systemic crisis.
'In this context, private creditors also have an indispensable responsibility when it comes to restoring sustainable public finances in over-indebted nations,' it said.
European officials are at present considering the creation of a more permanent rescue system to replace the temporary structure set up in May.
The Bundesbank call backs up remarks made at the end of last month by German Chancellor Angela Merkel for the permanent mechanism to include private bondholders helping to foot the bill for future rescue operations.
Her comments were criticized as helping to pave the way for fresh turmoil in the bond market, including a steep rise in borrowing costs for eurozone governments battling to roll back high debt-and-deficit levels. This includes Spain, Portugal, Greece and Ireland.
The announcement this week that Greece's deficit and debt levels came in much higher than previously estimated added to the tensions surrounding the eurozone government debt market.
(Deutsche Presse - Agentur)
tommy271
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Greece Gets Ready For More Austerity in 2011
Greek government Thursday tabled in the nation’s parliament its 2011 Budget that “continues agressive fiscal consolidation effort,” the Ministry of Finance said.
The aim is to reduce the deficit by 5 billion euro to 7,4 % of GDP in 2011 while during 2010 deficit estimated to decline by an unprecedented 6 percentage points of GDP (from 15,4 to 9,4% of GDP).
The 2011 deficit reduction is based on measures cutting expenditures and increasing revenues totalling 14 billion euro.
The measures include an increase in the lower VAT rate from 11 to 13%, a levy on highly profitable forms, cuts in government operating expenditures and a nominal pension freeze.
It also includes significant reductions in operational and wage costs of loss-making public enterprises, in health costs, defense spending and introduces means-testing for social benefits.
The Ministry said the economy is set to contract by 3% in 2011, slightly higher than the original 2,6% forecast, following a 4,2% decline in 2010.
“The 2011 budget also includes measures aimed at jumpstarting economic activity, including a reduction in the tax rate of non- distributed corporate profits from 24 to 20%, as well as a reduction in VAT for the tourism sector from 11 to 6,5 per cent,” the statement said.
“The 2011 budget is set in the context of a far reaching effort to remove structural impediments to growth which includes the opening of closed professions, restructiring public enterprises, combating tax evasion, overhauling the pension system, reforming the labour market, opening up product markets.”
(Capital.gr)
Greek government Thursday tabled in the nation’s parliament its 2011 Budget that “continues agressive fiscal consolidation effort,” the Ministry of Finance said.
The aim is to reduce the deficit by 5 billion euro to 7,4 % of GDP in 2011 while during 2010 deficit estimated to decline by an unprecedented 6 percentage points of GDP (from 15,4 to 9,4% of GDP).
The 2011 deficit reduction is based on measures cutting expenditures and increasing revenues totalling 14 billion euro.
The measures include an increase in the lower VAT rate from 11 to 13%, a levy on highly profitable forms, cuts in government operating expenditures and a nominal pension freeze.
It also includes significant reductions in operational and wage costs of loss-making public enterprises, in health costs, defense spending and introduces means-testing for social benefits.
The Ministry said the economy is set to contract by 3% in 2011, slightly higher than the original 2,6% forecast, following a 4,2% decline in 2010.
“The 2011 budget also includes measures aimed at jumpstarting economic activity, including a reduction in the tax rate of non- distributed corporate profits from 24 to 20%, as well as a reduction in VAT for the tourism sector from 11 to 6,5 per cent,” the statement said.
“The 2011 budget is set in the context of a far reaching effort to remove structural impediments to growth which includes the opening of closed professions, restructiring public enterprises, combating tax evasion, overhauling the pension system, reforming the labour market, opening up product markets.”
(Capital.gr)
tommy271
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Grecia: budget 2011, obiettivo taglio deficit a 7,4%
La Grecia nel 2011 si dà l'obiettivo di ridurre il deficit al 7,4% del Pil, secondo la finanziaria 2011 presentata oggi in parlamento il cui contenuto citano i media. Si tratta di una riduzione superiore a quella prevista dal memorandum con Ue-Fmi (7,6%) ma inferiore a quella che si era proposto di raggiungere il governo (7%).
Sempre in base al preventivo, nel 2012 il deficit sarà portato al 6,5%, nel 2013 al 4,9% e nel 2014 al 2,6%.
(Ticinonews.ch)
La Grecia nel 2011 si dà l'obiettivo di ridurre il deficit al 7,4% del Pil, secondo la finanziaria 2011 presentata oggi in parlamento il cui contenuto citano i media. Si tratta di una riduzione superiore a quella prevista dal memorandum con Ue-Fmi (7,6%) ma inferiore a quella che si era proposto di raggiungere il governo (7%).
Sempre in base al preventivo, nel 2012 il deficit sarà portato al 6,5%, nel 2013 al 4,9% e nel 2014 al 2,6%.
(Ticinonews.ch)
tommy271
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Grecia/ Atene vende perfino aerei Stato:bisogna tagliare deficit. In vendita anche partecipazioni Stato, manovra 2011 sale a 14 mld
Atene, 18 nov. (Apcom) – Dai Casinò alle aziende di difesa, dai gruppi minerari a quelli attivi sulle ferrovie: perfino gli aerei di Stato vanno in vendita in Grecia, dove il governo si mostra fortemente determinato a perseguire rigorosamente il piano di risanamento dei conti pubblici concertato con Ue e Fmi, in cambio dei loro aiuti.
Atene venderà quattro Airbus A340, assieme a quote nelle società a partecipazione pubblica, ha annunciato il ministro delle Finanze George Papaconstantinou, presentando un pacchetto di misure supplementari sul bilancio 2011.
Un piano di rigore che si spingerà perfino più in là di quanto chiesto da Bruxelles e dall’istituzione di Washington, ha detto: la portata della manovra sale a 14,3 miliardi di euro, contro gli 8,2 miliardi inizialmente previsti.
Tra le altre poste che verranno cedute, il 49 per cento controllato in uno dei maggiori casinò del paese, assieme alle quote in aziende attive su difesa, ferrovie e miniere.
Queste contribuiranno a consentire alla Grecia, secondo il governo, di tagliare il deficit al 7,4 per cento del Pil sul 2011, rispettando gli obiettivi previsti.
La stretta supplementare annunciata oggi giunge dopo che la revisione in peggio del deficit 2009 da parte di Eurostat, ora indicato al 15,4 per cento del Pil, ha compromesso il risultato 2010.
Ora Atene prevede che quest’anno il disavanzo si attesterà al 9,4 per cento del Pil contro l’8,1 per cento previsto nel piano di rientro.
La portata della correzione su quest’anno resta comunque confermata ad almeno 5,5 punti di pil. (fonte Afp)
Atene, 18 nov. (Apcom) – Dai Casinò alle aziende di difesa, dai gruppi minerari a quelli attivi sulle ferrovie: perfino gli aerei di Stato vanno in vendita in Grecia, dove il governo si mostra fortemente determinato a perseguire rigorosamente il piano di risanamento dei conti pubblici concertato con Ue e Fmi, in cambio dei loro aiuti.
Atene venderà quattro Airbus A340, assieme a quote nelle società a partecipazione pubblica, ha annunciato il ministro delle Finanze George Papaconstantinou, presentando un pacchetto di misure supplementari sul bilancio 2011.
Un piano di rigore che si spingerà perfino più in là di quanto chiesto da Bruxelles e dall’istituzione di Washington, ha detto: la portata della manovra sale a 14,3 miliardi di euro, contro gli 8,2 miliardi inizialmente previsti.
Tra le altre poste che verranno cedute, il 49 per cento controllato in uno dei maggiori casinò del paese, assieme alle quote in aziende attive su difesa, ferrovie e miniere.
Queste contribuiranno a consentire alla Grecia, secondo il governo, di tagliare il deficit al 7,4 per cento del Pil sul 2011, rispettando gli obiettivi previsti.
La stretta supplementare annunciata oggi giunge dopo che la revisione in peggio del deficit 2009 da parte di Eurostat, ora indicato al 15,4 per cento del Pil, ha compromesso il risultato 2010.
Ora Atene prevede che quest’anno il disavanzo si attesterà al 9,4 per cento del Pil contro l’8,1 per cento previsto nel piano di rientro.
La portata della correzione su quest’anno resta comunque confermata ad almeno 5,5 punti di pil. (fonte Afp)
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Assurdo....
Ho appena sentito su Class CNBC uno scambio tra un analista e lo speaker....
Be' non ci crederete...siamo all'idiozia più totale.
E l'analista operava come gestore
Lo speaker chiede cosa pensa l'interlocutore dei continui riferimenti della Merkel a far partecipare gli obbligazionisti ai costi della ristrutturazione.
Lui risponde: "beh la scoperta dell'acqua calda... se uno stato fallisce poi l'investitore non rivede i suoi soldi e quindi già così partecipa alla perdita. Chiedere anche che contribuisca finanziando mi sembra troppo. Poi non vedo come. Forse in Germania avranno dei meccanismi fiscali che permettono ciò". E lo speaker giuro che gli andava dietro in quel ragionamento delirante
Cioè questi non capivano che la Germania intendeva semplicemente far passare l'idea che alcuni debiti potrebbero essere ristrutturati e quindi parte dei costi potrebbe ricadere sull'investitore.
Giuro che preferisco sputtanarmi tutti i soldi di testa mia, ma certo che 'sti idioti mi devono stare a 10 km di distanza....
Capite la gente in mano a chi mette i soldi nel risparmio gestito?
In confronto su questo forum ci sono scienziati della finanza.
Il tenore dell'intervento giuro che era di questo livello....
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Quanto quoterebbe oggi il buon DM se fossimo rimasti ognuno con la propria valuta ? Quanto sarebbe costato ai teteschi lo stimolare la propria economia con Marco (e.o un euro) forte ? Chi l' ha fatta col K degl' altri per qualche anno ed ora alla resa dei conti si tira indietro ? Ragazzi i teteschi quando ce' da mangiare gratis sono tutti in fila ma quando ce' da dividere e qualcuno mangia di piu' allora vogliono il conto separato !!!
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