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tommy271
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C'è un ampio pacchetto di proposte, a partire dai "fondi strutturali" della UE.
La Grecia potrebbe farne ampio uso, ma ci sono intoppi burocratici.
Il PIL della Grecia può ripartire con investimenti massicci dall'estero.
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China Banks to Lift Lending to Greek Shippers, Kathimerini Says
By Paul Tugwell - Feb 25, 2011 11:05 AM GMT+0100
Chinese banks may provide Greek shipowners with as much as $10 billion in financing to purchase vessels built in China, Kathimerini reported.
Funding terms from Bank of China, China Development Bank and Export-Import Bank of China will be among the most favorable in the international market, the newspaper said, citing unidentified officials from the three banks who met this week with Greek shipping minister Yiannis Diamantidis in China.
A $5 billion shipping fund will be set up to strengthen relations between China’s and Greece’s maritime industries and facilitate the sale of Chinese-built ships to Greeks, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said in October during a visit to Athens.
(Bloomberg)
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Si tratta di un raddoppio della cifra concordata ad Atene lo scorso mese di ottobre.
By Paul Tugwell - Feb 25, 2011 11:05 AM GMT+0100
Chinese banks may provide Greek shipowners with as much as $10 billion in financing to purchase vessels built in China, Kathimerini reported.
Funding terms from Bank of China, China Development Bank and Export-Import Bank of China will be among the most favorable in the international market, the newspaper said, citing unidentified officials from the three banks who met this week with Greek shipping minister Yiannis Diamantidis in China.
A $5 billion shipping fund will be set up to strengthen relations between China’s and Greece’s maritime industries and facilitate the sale of Chinese-built ships to Greeks, Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said in October during a visit to Athens.
(Bloomberg)
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Si tratta di un raddoppio della cifra concordata ad Atene lo scorso mese di ottobre.
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Athens Market Maintains Downward Trend
The General Index of ASE continues to move below 1600 units, as the pressures focused on bank shares maintain.
It is indicative that the domestic market posts cumulative losses of 7% for week, while banks’ losses approach 10% for week.
Analysts comment that market sentiment was spoiled by the unmet expectations for a merger between National Bank and Alpha Bank, while the recent events in Libya weigh severely on the markets.
Pegasus Securities comments that “investors’ discontent over (non) developments in the domestic banking sector is demonstrated through the increased ask-side interest”, while “the 8.43% GI decline from Monday’s intraday highs is a hyperbole that should be expected to be slightly corrected”, according to its morning report.
Pegasus expects the Athens market to open on slightly higher levels, “gradually aiming for the 1,610 – 1,625 units with the market’s course being determined thereinafter by the trend of foreign markets and the appetites of sellers.”
Kyprou Securities remains cautious for the Athens Exchange expecting day-to-day volatility to persist. Major European markets should continue affecting the local stock exchange, while “banking M&A scenarios seem to fade at the moment”.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1,576.16 units, down 1.49% in a turnover of EUR 46.5mn. A total amount of 29 shares rise, 82 decline and 52 remain unchanged.
Banks maintain their downward trend, currently at 1396.73, down 1.92%. Alpha Bank and Eurobank fall by 3.39% and 3.14% respectively, while Hellenic Postbank, Bank of Cyprus and National Bank decline by 2.82%, 2.3% and 2.14% respectively.
(capital.gr)
The General Index of ASE continues to move below 1600 units, as the pressures focused on bank shares maintain.
It is indicative that the domestic market posts cumulative losses of 7% for week, while banks’ losses approach 10% for week.
Analysts comment that market sentiment was spoiled by the unmet expectations for a merger between National Bank and Alpha Bank, while the recent events in Libya weigh severely on the markets.
Pegasus Securities comments that “investors’ discontent over (non) developments in the domestic banking sector is demonstrated through the increased ask-side interest”, while “the 8.43% GI decline from Monday’s intraday highs is a hyperbole that should be expected to be slightly corrected”, according to its morning report.
Pegasus expects the Athens market to open on slightly higher levels, “gradually aiming for the 1,610 – 1,625 units with the market’s course being determined thereinafter by the trend of foreign markets and the appetites of sellers.”
Kyprou Securities remains cautious for the Athens Exchange expecting day-to-day volatility to persist. Major European markets should continue affecting the local stock exchange, while “banking M&A scenarios seem to fade at the moment”.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1,576.16 units, down 1.49% in a turnover of EUR 46.5mn. A total amount of 29 shares rise, 82 decline and 52 remain unchanged.
Banks maintain their downward trend, currently at 1396.73, down 1.92%. Alpha Bank and Eurobank fall by 3.39% and 3.14% respectively, while Hellenic Postbank, Bank of Cyprus and National Bank decline by 2.82%, 2.3% and 2.14% respectively.
(capital.gr)
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PM: 'Greece relying on its own powers'
Greece hoped for a good outcome and the right decisions at the European Council on March 25 but would deal with the final result without fear, relying on its own powers, Prime Minister George Papandreou stressed in Parliament on Friday.
Replying to a question posed by Popular Orthodox Rally (LAOS) party leader George Karatzaferis, he warned against succumbing to pessimism that "leads to resignation".
Concerning developments in North Africa, including the violence in Libya, he underlined that Greece will be an active presence and a "pole of stability" in the efforts for the 'day after' in the region.
The Greek prime minister stressed that the European Union must adopt a position concerning its presence in the region and its relations with the Arab world, while also preparing for the possibility of an energy crisis due to the uprisings erupting in the Middle East and North Africa.
Concerning criticism voiced by Karatzaferis on economic issues, Papandreou stressed that the government was waging battles both within Greece and abroad against the accumulated debt and that it would be a "difficult transition but to a different Greece".
The prime minister also confirmed the government's political willingness to support the domestic defence industry in reply to another question by Karatzaferis, who stressed the country's unusually high spending on defence procurements had made a large contribution to its excessive debt burden and highlighted the need to have a defence industry in order to also help Greece's diplomacy.
Papandreou said the government's goal was to establish public control with full transparency of the defence industry and the required partnerships. While agreeing that the local defence industry had to be supported and modernised, he also pointed out that the need to make it competitive given its accumulated debts of two billion euro.
The prime minister said the government was currently promoting Greece's defence industry and reported interest in Hellenic Defence Systems. He also stressed that the government wanted "growth and not parasitic prospects, without mediations and middle-men, with transparency and with each decision passing inspection by Parliament".
(ana.gr)
Greece hoped for a good outcome and the right decisions at the European Council on March 25 but would deal with the final result without fear, relying on its own powers, Prime Minister George Papandreou stressed in Parliament on Friday.
Replying to a question posed by Popular Orthodox Rally (LAOS) party leader George Karatzaferis, he warned against succumbing to pessimism that "leads to resignation".
Concerning developments in North Africa, including the violence in Libya, he underlined that Greece will be an active presence and a "pole of stability" in the efforts for the 'day after' in the region.
The Greek prime minister stressed that the European Union must adopt a position concerning its presence in the region and its relations with the Arab world, while also preparing for the possibility of an energy crisis due to the uprisings erupting in the Middle East and North Africa.
Concerning criticism voiced by Karatzaferis on economic issues, Papandreou stressed that the government was waging battles both within Greece and abroad against the accumulated debt and that it would be a "difficult transition but to a different Greece".
The prime minister also confirmed the government's political willingness to support the domestic defence industry in reply to another question by Karatzaferis, who stressed the country's unusually high spending on defence procurements had made a large contribution to its excessive debt burden and highlighted the need to have a defence industry in order to also help Greece's diplomacy.
Papandreou said the government's goal was to establish public control with full transparency of the defence industry and the required partnerships. While agreeing that the local defence industry had to be supported and modernised, he also pointed out that the need to make it competitive given its accumulated debts of two billion euro.
The prime minister said the government was currently promoting Greece's defence industry and reported interest in Hellenic Defence Systems. He also stressed that the government wanted "growth and not parasitic prospects, without mediations and middle-men, with transparency and with each decision passing inspection by Parliament".
(ana.gr)
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I TITOLI DEI GIORNALI:
Further wage cuts and austerity measures demanded under the updated Memorandum for the loans to Greece and events in Libya were the main front-page items in Athens dailies on Friday.
The Friday edition of Athens' dailies at a glance
ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "Libya plunged in 'blood bath' by Gaddafi".
AVGHI: "A noose of 50+27 billion euro by 2015".
AVRIANI: "State attempted to 'snatch' country's strongest private bank by extortion".
DIMOKRATIA: "Search for Gaddafi's treasure in Athens".
ELEFTHEROS: "Merkel literally 'shredded' George".
ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "New cuts in public sector to benefits and basic pensions".
ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "A 'No. 4 axe' to wages, pensions, health care. The memorandum's targets for the next three months".
ESTIA: "We are reduced to Euro-beggars".
ETHNOS: "Ten 'commandments' for the 25 billion in 'Memorandum No. 4'".
IMERISSIA: "Threat of a oil depression. Fears of an explosion of inflation in Greece"
KATHIMERINI: "Additional measures of 1.8 billion euro during 2011".
NAFTEMPORIKI: "EU Commission demanding the planning of a new harsh policy"
NIKI: "European Commission doesn't back up 'czar' over 50 billion" (articles claims Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou was forced to admit the failure of the memorandum on Thursday.
LOGOS: "Additional measures to satisfy the 'Troika'".
PARASKEVI+13 (weekly): "Government policy 'torn down'"
RIZOSPASTIS: "Sea of striking masses. All the country with PAME"
TA NEA: "Austerity extended. Memorandum 4 marks continued austerity until 2015 at least".
VRADYNI: "'We failed' but the fault lies with ...Hatzipetris". (reference to Greek saying, which means to seek to lay blame for problems on unspecified others, rather than named individuals.
(ana.gr)
Further wage cuts and austerity measures demanded under the updated Memorandum for the loans to Greece and events in Libya were the main front-page items in Athens dailies on Friday.
The Friday edition of Athens' dailies at a glance
ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "Libya plunged in 'blood bath' by Gaddafi".
AVGHI: "A noose of 50+27 billion euro by 2015".
AVRIANI: "State attempted to 'snatch' country's strongest private bank by extortion".
DIMOKRATIA: "Search for Gaddafi's treasure in Athens".
ELEFTHEROS: "Merkel literally 'shredded' George".
ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "New cuts in public sector to benefits and basic pensions".
ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "A 'No. 4 axe' to wages, pensions, health care. The memorandum's targets for the next three months".
ESTIA: "We are reduced to Euro-beggars".
ETHNOS: "Ten 'commandments' for the 25 billion in 'Memorandum No. 4'".
IMERISSIA: "Threat of a oil depression. Fears of an explosion of inflation in Greece"
KATHIMERINI: "Additional measures of 1.8 billion euro during 2011".
NAFTEMPORIKI: "EU Commission demanding the planning of a new harsh policy"
NIKI: "European Commission doesn't back up 'czar' over 50 billion" (articles claims Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou was forced to admit the failure of the memorandum on Thursday.
LOGOS: "Additional measures to satisfy the 'Troika'".
PARASKEVI+13 (weekly): "Government policy 'torn down'"
RIZOSPASTIS: "Sea of striking masses. All the country with PAME"
TA NEA: "Austerity extended. Memorandum 4 marks continued austerity until 2015 at least".
VRADYNI: "'We failed' but the fault lies with ...Hatzipetris". (reference to Greek saying, which means to seek to lay blame for problems on unspecified others, rather than named individuals.
(ana.gr)
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Draghi fa il tedesco: stabilità prezzi è primo obiettivo Bce. Domani il discorso all'Assiom Forex
Finanzaonline.com - 25.2.11/13:12
Stabilità dei prezzi prima di tutto. Le manovre per la successione a Jean Claude Trichet alla guida della Bce sono iniziate da tempo e oggi Mario Draghi, governatore di Bankitalia, ha parlato anche della sua candidatura alla guida della Bce nel corso di una lunga intervista concessa al quotidiano britannico Herald Tribune. Le parole di Draghi sono una chiara dichiarazione d´intenti in modo da convincere Berlino che anche lui è incline a portare avanti una politica monetaria incentrata al contrasto dell´inflazione.
I principali passaggi dell´intervista di Draghi all´Herald Tribune sono proprio riferiti alla politica monetaria della Bce: "In primo luogo deve essere orientata verso la stabilità dei prezzi". In merito al contesto attuale, Draghi ha fatto presente che le aspettative di inflazione restano ben ancorate. "La crisi libica implica per le banche centrali un´attenta analisi dell´impennata dei prezzi del petrolio, se gli effetti saranno solo temporanei o potrebbe avere effetti duraturi sull´inflazione".
Tra i punti deboli della candidatura Draghi sembra esserci principalmente il suo passaporto italiano. In merito si è espresso il presidente della repubblica, Giorgio Napolitano, a margine della visita in terra tedesca. "Il governatore Draghi è un uomo di grande competenza e rigore, e vogliamo che la discussione sia libera da pregiudizi favorevoli o sfavorevoli sulla base della nazionalità di provenienza del candidato", ha sottolineato Napolitano aggiungendo comunque che della candidatura di Mario Draghi alla Banca centrale europea non se ne è parlato, non abbiamo discusso della questione che non solo non ci compete, ma soprattutto è prematura».
Secondo quanto riportato oggi dall'Herald Tribune, la candidatura di Draghi presenta due possibili handicap: oltre alla sua nazionalità, anche i suoi trascorsi come vice presidente e managing director alla Goldman Sachs. Draghi ha precisato al quotidiano britannico di non avere avuto un nelle operazioni sui derivati condotte da Goldman Sachs per il governo greco. Oltre a dirigere la banca centrale italiana, Draghi è presidente del Financial Stability Board.
La candidatura del governatore di Bankitalia deve fare i conti con le perplessità di Berlino e anche di Parigi. Nonostante il ritiro del candidato ufficiale Alex Weber, che si è dimesso dalla Bundesbank, il governo tedesco non ha abbandonato l'idea di proporre un proprio nome per la presidenza della Banca centrale europea. La cancelliera Angela Merkel ha dichiarato che la Germania non ha perso "nè l'dea nè la speranza" di candidare un esponente tedesco per la successione a Jean-Claude Trichet.
Domani discorso di Draghi all´Assiom Forex
Draghi sarà presente domani a Verona al 17esimo congresso Assiom Forex dove terrà il suo primo discorso ufficiale dell'anno. Al centro del discorso saranno i principali temi di economia e di politica monetaria nazionale e internazionale. L'evento è organizzato congiuntamente dall'Aiaf (Associazione italiana analisti finanziari) e Assiom Forex (The Financial Markets Association of Italy - Associazione degli Operatori Finanziari), la maggiore associazione di operatori dei mercati a livello internazionale (oltre 1.500 soci). L´Assiom Forex si è aperto oggi e si concluderà domenica.
Finanzaonline.com - 25.2.11/13:12
Stabilità dei prezzi prima di tutto. Le manovre per la successione a Jean Claude Trichet alla guida della Bce sono iniziate da tempo e oggi Mario Draghi, governatore di Bankitalia, ha parlato anche della sua candidatura alla guida della Bce nel corso di una lunga intervista concessa al quotidiano britannico Herald Tribune. Le parole di Draghi sono una chiara dichiarazione d´intenti in modo da convincere Berlino che anche lui è incline a portare avanti una politica monetaria incentrata al contrasto dell´inflazione.
I principali passaggi dell´intervista di Draghi all´Herald Tribune sono proprio riferiti alla politica monetaria della Bce: "In primo luogo deve essere orientata verso la stabilità dei prezzi". In merito al contesto attuale, Draghi ha fatto presente che le aspettative di inflazione restano ben ancorate. "La crisi libica implica per le banche centrali un´attenta analisi dell´impennata dei prezzi del petrolio, se gli effetti saranno solo temporanei o potrebbe avere effetti duraturi sull´inflazione".
Tra i punti deboli della candidatura Draghi sembra esserci principalmente il suo passaporto italiano. In merito si è espresso il presidente della repubblica, Giorgio Napolitano, a margine della visita in terra tedesca. "Il governatore Draghi è un uomo di grande competenza e rigore, e vogliamo che la discussione sia libera da pregiudizi favorevoli o sfavorevoli sulla base della nazionalità di provenienza del candidato", ha sottolineato Napolitano aggiungendo comunque che della candidatura di Mario Draghi alla Banca centrale europea non se ne è parlato, non abbiamo discusso della questione che non solo non ci compete, ma soprattutto è prematura».
Secondo quanto riportato oggi dall'Herald Tribune, la candidatura di Draghi presenta due possibili handicap: oltre alla sua nazionalità, anche i suoi trascorsi come vice presidente e managing director alla Goldman Sachs. Draghi ha precisato al quotidiano britannico di non avere avuto un nelle operazioni sui derivati condotte da Goldman Sachs per il governo greco. Oltre a dirigere la banca centrale italiana, Draghi è presidente del Financial Stability Board.
La candidatura del governatore di Bankitalia deve fare i conti con le perplessità di Berlino e anche di Parigi. Nonostante il ritiro del candidato ufficiale Alex Weber, che si è dimesso dalla Bundesbank, il governo tedesco non ha abbandonato l'idea di proporre un proprio nome per la presidenza della Banca centrale europea. La cancelliera Angela Merkel ha dichiarato che la Germania non ha perso "nè l'dea nè la speranza" di candidare un esponente tedesco per la successione a Jean-Claude Trichet.
Domani discorso di Draghi all´Assiom Forex
Draghi sarà presente domani a Verona al 17esimo congresso Assiom Forex dove terrà il suo primo discorso ufficiale dell'anno. Al centro del discorso saranno i principali temi di economia e di politica monetaria nazionale e internazionale. L'evento è organizzato congiuntamente dall'Aiaf (Associazione italiana analisti finanziari) e Assiom Forex (The Financial Markets Association of Italy - Associazione degli Operatori Finanziari), la maggiore associazione di operatori dei mercati a livello internazionale (oltre 1.500 soci). L´Assiom Forex si è aperto oggi e si concluderà domenica.
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