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Greek Stocks Post Mixed Signs



Greek Stocks move in a corrective mood on Monday, as the General Index fluctuates between gains and losses, following profits of 7.5% for the previous week.

The outcome of European Summit in Brussels is on the spotlight, while meetings between the Greek ministers and EU/IMF/ECB representatives are topping today’s agenda, along with the scheduled auction of Greek treasury bonds on Tuesday.

Marfin Analysis expects the market to accumulate at current price levels with the attention turned on troika’s meeting with country’s major ministers, while “some interest could be seen on specific major caps”.

Pegasus Securities expects a mixed session, “with volatility continuing to be the market΄s main feature and the General Index gradually increasing its correlation with the course of markets abroad”.

Friday΄s correction is not expected to acquire a more permanent nature, “considering every significant downward intraday move as a possible opportunity to increase our position”, according to Pegasus’s morning report.

Kyprou Securities expects a mild price retreat following the January’s price increase. “It is too early to tell whether Friday’s price drop is a mild price retreat or a drop closer to January 10’s lows. We are optimistic”, it adds.

Across the board, the General Index is at 1660.55 units, down 0.17% in a turnover of EUR51.5mn. A total amount of 57 shares post gains, 63 decline and 49 remain unchanged.

Banks move also in negative territory, limiting their early losses of 2.86% (currently down 0.47% at 1469.35). Only Proton Bank and Alpha Bank rise (1.96% and 0.65% respectively), while Piraeus Bank, Bank of Cyprus and Marfin Popular Bank decline by 1.86%, 0.9% and 1.8% respectively.


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Spread sempre in lievissimo tendenziale allargamento: ora a 782 pb. Possiamo definirlo però entro un range positivo.
 
Greece Confident On Fourth EU/IMF Aid Tranche



A government official said that Greece is confident it has made enough progress on implementing its consolidation programme in order to achieve the release of the fourth installment of the EU/IMF loan, according to Reuters.

"The tranche is secured," said the finance ministry official just ahead of an inspection visit.

European Union and International Monetary Fund officials arrived in Athens to evaluate whether Greece has met the targets set according to the bailout plan.

Troika said during their last visit in November that Greece was bound to have missed its general government deficit target, partly because of a revision of 2009 fiscal data.

Preliminary talks last week showed the 2010 general government deficit will be broadly in line with the 9.6% of GDP estimated by the EU and IMF in November, versus an initial target of about 8%, according to a source.

Troika officials are expected to press Greece to more to implement reforms in order to make further savings in 2012-2014 and catch up on 2010 shortfall, according to the news agency.

"We are expecting the troika officials to ask us to speed up privatisations and the major reforms", an official said.

EU/IMF officials were satisfied with preparatory talks last week over pension reform, however more talks will be needed on the myriad of supplementary fund, officials added.

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eh certo, lo sappiamo tutti che il debito rientrera' dal 140% al 90% grazie all'attuale politica di austerita' :lol:

Gaudente, avevo pensato che potresti comprarti un'isola greca per una cinquantina di MLD :D.
Per te sono spiccioli ... ;).
Così puoi dare una mano ad abbassare la situazione debitoria.
Per il deficit/Pil corrente ci stanno già pensando (e con buoni risultati) i due Papa ...
 
no, non sappiamo niente....

chi sa sei solo tu, che hai la certezza dell'haircut....lo hai anche messo in bocca a El-Erian... :lol:

Ciao Giub, diciamo che - in linea di massima - una buona soluzione per aggredire drasticamente il deficit (che dovrebbe viaggiare verso il 140% del PIL) potrebbe essere la soluzione ormai già individuata: un buy-back con i titoli già acquisiti da BCE insieme ad un piano "Brady Bond" a cui verrà lasciata libera adesione.
Chi ha acquistato intorno ai minimi/medio prezzi, potrà senz'altro aderire anche con una decurtazione di un 20% sul prezzo oppure potrà accettare volentieri uno scambio con bond tripla AAA, anche se con rendimento cedolare inferiore.
 
Foreign Investors΄ Participation In ATHEX Reached 51.6%



The participation of international investors in the capitalization of the Greek Stock Exchange in January 2011 increased to 51.6% from 50.4% in December 2010, according to an Axianumbers report.

The Greek investors on 31/1/2011 held 47.2% of the total capitalization of the ATHEX listed stocks.

Total ATHEX capitalization closed at EUR59.5bn, increased by 9.5% since December 2010, while total turnover reached EUR2.24bn, increased by 35% compared with December 2010 but decreased by 49% compared with January 2010.

Total ATHEX capitalization closed at EUR59.5bn, increased by 9.5% since December 2010.

Net capital inflow from foreign investors valued of EUR103.3mn, while they made 48% of total turnover in January 2011.

Net capital outflow from Greek retail investors valued of EUR79.8mn and net capital outflow from Greek institutional investors valued of EUR11mn.

Average Daily Value of Transactions in January 2011 was EUR112.3 mn, which is higher compared to December 2010 (EUR75.4 mn) but lower since January 2010 (EUR230.4 mn).

International investors as a whole were net buyers by EUR103.3mn. The inflows derived from international legal entities (EUR25.76mn), international institutional investors (EUR102.65mn) and offshore companies (EUR1.39mn), while international retail investors and were sellers with net amount of EUR26.46mn.

Greek investors were net sellers by EUR90.33mn, derived from Greek retail investors (EUR79.79mn), Greek institutional investors (EUR11.06mn) and Greek Public Sector (State and State Controlled Funds) (EUR14.47mn), while private legal entities were net buyers with EUR14.99mn.

The remaining EUR13.02mn of outflows from other investors, concern accounts with unregistered country of tax residence.

International investors in January 2011 did 48% of the transactions’ value (in December 2010 they did 46.5% of the transactions’ value, while in January 2010 they had done 55% of the transactions’ value).

Greek retail investors in January 2011 did 28.4% of the transactions’ value (in December 2010 they did 29.1% of the transactions’ value, while in January 2010 they had done 26.9% of the transactions’ value).

Greek Institutional Investors (private financial companies) in January 2011 did 20.2% of transactions’ value (in December 2010 they did 20.9% of the transactions’ value, while in January 2010 had done 16.6% of the transactions’ value).

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PUNTO2-Portogallo, per bond ordini superano i 6 mld -Min. Tesoro

Reuters - 07/02/2011 13:50:44



(Aggiunge commento ministro Tesoro)

LONDRA, 7 febbraio (Reuters) - Per il bond sindacato lanciato stamane dal Portogallo a 5 anni gli ordini sono intorno ai 6 miliardi, segnalando appetito verso l'indebitamento del Paese.

A dirlo è il ministro del Tesoro, Carlo Pina.

"C'è un livello di domande intorno ai 6 miliardi di euro, pari al doppio del collocamento minimo annunciato precedentemente", ha detto il ministro a Reuters in un'intervista telefonica.

L'agenzia del debito portoghese Igcp aveva in precedenza detto che qualcunque nuova emissione sindacata sarebbe stata pari a un minimo di 3 miliardi di euro. Secondo Pina la copertura del bond sindacato rappresenta il 30% delle emissioni a medio e lungo termine per l'anno del Portogallo.

Il bond è proposto a un rendimento nell'area dei 360 punti base sul tasso del midswap, dicono le banche.

Sono invitati a partecipare al sindacato tutti primary dealers (OEVTs) del mercato obbligazionario porghesein.

Il bond ha scadenza 15 febbraio 2016.

L'emittente ha rating 'A1' da Moody's, 'A-' da S&P's e 'A+' da Fitch.
 
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