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Gaudente
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tommy271
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ma non mi dire.... non vi porto piu' fortuna ?
Aspetta a dirlo, ragioniamo su un'ottica pluri/day ...
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tommy271
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mago gambamerlo
Xx Phuket xX
I massimi di ottobre , se e' per quello , non li ha raggiunto nessun' bond senior prezzato allora . Il mercato da ottobre ad ora , sui 6 / 10 anni ha perso una media dal 4% al 7% .... in generale . 
( da quello che posso vedere io ....). ps. questo sarebbe da aggiungere alle attuali quotazioni se si volesse fare un raffronto ad ottobre.
( da quello che posso vedere io ....). ps. questo sarebbe da aggiungere alle attuali quotazioni se si volesse fare un raffronto ad ottobre.
tommy271
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Greek Unemployment Rate Rises To 13.9% In November
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- Greece΄s unemployment rate continued to rise in November last year, reaching 13.9%, sharply higher than the 10.6% rate in the corresponding month of 2009, and above the 13.5% rate in October, the statistics service ELLSTAT said Thursday.
Greece is struggling through a protracted recession while undertaking a tough three-year austerity and reform program to cut its budget deficit. In 2009, Greece΄s unemployment rate averaged 9.5%.
The number of people employed also fell further, to 4.30 million in November from 4.36 million a month earlier.
Young people remain the age group hardest hit by Greece΄s deepening recession. The data showed 35.6% of people aged between 15 and 24 were without a job in November, up from 27.8% a year earlier.
Women also continued to see fewer job opportunities than men. The number of unemployed women stood at 17.0% in November, up from 13.3% a year earlier, but down from a 17.6% rate in October.
By region, the highest unemployment was in the Ionian Islands, where unemployment reached 16.2%, reflecting, in part, higher joblessness during the tourism off-season.
In the Attica region, the province that includes Athens and is home to about half the country's population, unemployment was 13.9% in November, down from 14.4% in October.
In its 2011 budget, the Greek government estimates that unemployment will rise to 14.5% in 2011 before peaking at 15% in 2012. However, labor unions say joblessness could reach as high as 20% this year.
Since May of last year, Greece has been implementing a tough austerity program in exchange for a EUR110 billion loan from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.
In its official forecast, the IMF predicts that Greek unemployment will peak at 15.2% in 2012.
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- Greece΄s unemployment rate continued to rise in November last year, reaching 13.9%, sharply higher than the 10.6% rate in the corresponding month of 2009, and above the 13.5% rate in October, the statistics service ELLSTAT said Thursday.
Greece is struggling through a protracted recession while undertaking a tough three-year austerity and reform program to cut its budget deficit. In 2009, Greece΄s unemployment rate averaged 9.5%.
The number of people employed also fell further, to 4.30 million in November from 4.36 million a month earlier.
Young people remain the age group hardest hit by Greece΄s deepening recession. The data showed 35.6% of people aged between 15 and 24 were without a job in November, up from 27.8% a year earlier.
Women also continued to see fewer job opportunities than men. The number of unemployed women stood at 17.0% in November, up from 13.3% a year earlier, but down from a 17.6% rate in October.
By region, the highest unemployment was in the Ionian Islands, where unemployment reached 16.2%, reflecting, in part, higher joblessness during the tourism off-season.
In the Attica region, the province that includes Athens and is home to about half the country's population, unemployment was 13.9% in November, down from 14.4% in October.
In its 2011 budget, the Greek government estimates that unemployment will rise to 14.5% in 2011 before peaking at 15% in 2012. However, labor unions say joblessness could reach as high as 20% this year.
Since May of last year, Greece has been implementing a tough austerity program in exchange for a EUR110 billion loan from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.
In its official forecast, the IMF predicts that Greek unemployment will peak at 15.2% in 2012.
tommy271
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Jan 2011 Consumer Price Index Increased By 5.2% On Year
The Hellenic Statistical Authority announces on Thursday that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in January 2011 compared with January 2010, increased by 5.2%, while in January 2010, the annual rate of change of the CPI was 2.4%.
The CPI in January 2011 compared with December 2010, decreased by 0.7%. In January 2010, the monthly rate of change of the CPI was also -0.7%, according to the statistics agency.
In the twelve-month period from February 2010 to January 2011 compared with the period from February 2009 to January 2010 the annual average rate of change of the CPI was 4.9%, while the corresponding annual average rate of change of the CPI in the previous year (February 2009 to January 2010), was 1.3%.
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The Hellenic Statistical Authority announces on Thursday that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in January 2011 compared with January 2010, increased by 5.2%, while in January 2010, the annual rate of change of the CPI was 2.4%.
The CPI in January 2011 compared with December 2010, decreased by 0.7%. In January 2010, the monthly rate of change of the CPI was also -0.7%, according to the statistics agency.
In the twelve-month period from February 2010 to January 2011 compared with the period from February 2009 to January 2010 the annual average rate of change of the CPI was 4.9%, while the corresponding annual average rate of change of the CPI in the previous year (February 2009 to January 2010), was 1.3%.
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tommy271
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Athens Market Moves In A Corrective Mood
Greek Stocks move in a corrective mood on Thursday as the General Index moves in negative territory since the beginning of the session, following yesterday’s unsuccessful attempt towards 1700 units.
Banks post losses of more than 3%, while the biggest part of the board is in red.
Kyprou Securities comments that a price retreat is possible due to profit taking or delays in European Union level decisions about EFSF, but remains optimistic about the ASE’s mid-term and long-term course, according to its morning report.
“Counterbalancing forces are expected to determine the market΄s course during today΄s session, as pressures deriving from the introduction of 807m new common shares of Piraeus Bank and UBS΄s explanatory termination of coverage of MIG (with the last price target standing at x 8 yesterday΄s close), could be eased-off by trading on specific equities related to the restructuring of MSCI, due to be announced later today”, says Pegasus Securities in its morning report.
Pegasus expects volatility to remain the market’s main characteristic and the General Index to trade in the 1,670-1,710 units today.
Eurobank Equities notes that the domestic sentiment seems to have stanilized, while some profit taking on selective names should not be excluded.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1665.43, down 1.49% in a turnover of EUR73mn. A total amount of 88 shares decline, 29 rise and 33 remain unchanged.
Banks fall by 3%, at 1459 units. Eurobank, Alpha Bank and National Bank decline by more than 3%, while Bank of Cyprus, Piraeus Bank and Marfin Popular Bank retreats by 2.92%, 1.83% and 1.77% respectively.
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Greek Stocks move in a corrective mood on Thursday as the General Index moves in negative territory since the beginning of the session, following yesterday’s unsuccessful attempt towards 1700 units.
Banks post losses of more than 3%, while the biggest part of the board is in red.
Kyprou Securities comments that a price retreat is possible due to profit taking or delays in European Union level decisions about EFSF, but remains optimistic about the ASE’s mid-term and long-term course, according to its morning report.
“Counterbalancing forces are expected to determine the market΄s course during today΄s session, as pressures deriving from the introduction of 807m new common shares of Piraeus Bank and UBS΄s explanatory termination of coverage of MIG (with the last price target standing at x 8 yesterday΄s close), could be eased-off by trading on specific equities related to the restructuring of MSCI, due to be announced later today”, says Pegasus Securities in its morning report.
Pegasus expects volatility to remain the market’s main characteristic and the General Index to trade in the 1,670-1,710 units today.
Eurobank Equities notes that the domestic sentiment seems to have stanilized, while some profit taking on selective names should not be excluded.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1665.43, down 1.49% in a turnover of EUR73mn. A total amount of 88 shares decline, 29 rise and 33 remain unchanged.
Banks fall by 3%, at 1459 units. Eurobank, Alpha Bank and National Bank decline by more than 3%, while Bank of Cyprus, Piraeus Bank and Marfin Popular Bank retreats by 2.92%, 1.83% and 1.77% respectively.
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