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tommy271
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Trichet Says ECB May Raise Rates, Show ‘Strong Vigilance’
March 03, 2011, 9:22 AM EST
By Jeff Black and Jana Randow
(Updates with economist’s comment in fifth paragraph, forecasts in sixth.)
March 3 (Bloomberg) -- European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said the ECB may raise interest rates next month to fight accelerating inflation pressures.
An “increase of interest rates in the next meeting is possible,” told reporters in Frankfurt today after the central bank left its key rate at a record low of 1 percent. “Strong vigilance is warranted,” Trichet said, adding that any increase would not necessarily be the start of a “series” of moves.
Trichet is signalling tighter policy at a time when Ireland and Greece are struggling to cope with the terms of last year’s European Union bailouts and governments are hammering out a plan to draw a line under the crisis. The danger is that raising rates to tackle inflation will exacerbate the financial tensions that still run through euro region bond markets.
The euro rose more than 0.9 percent after Trichet’s remarks to the highest since November and traded at $1.3950 as of 3:07 p.m. in Frankfurt. German government bonds, a benchmark for Europe, dropped, sending the yield on the two-year bund 18 basis points higher to 1.713 percent.
“They will hike in April unless market reaction to the end-March EU meeting is very disappointing, then probably will pause until late summer,” Marco Valli, an economist at UniCredit Group in Milan, said in an e-mail. “They wanted to give a shock message today to show to everybody that they are serious about price stability.”
Economic Forecasts
Trichet announced the bank’s quarterly economic forecasts, which showed officials raised the lower band of their growth predictions for this year and next, and increased their outlook for inflation. Consumer prices will rise in a range of 2 to 2.6 percent in 2011, up from a December forecast of between 1.3 to 2.3 percent, he said.
The ECB is “prepared to act in a firm and timely manner,” Trichet said, though he cautioned against expecting a “big” interest-rate move.
“Trichet is playing down the staff inflation projections due to the move in oil prices since the projections were set, and emphasising the current very accommodative stance” of the ECB, Nick Matthews, an economist at Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc in London, said in an e-mail. “The use of “strong vigilance” clearly indicates the ECB is signalling a rate hike next month.”
March 03, 2011, 9:22 AM EST
By Jeff Black and Jana Randow
(Updates with economist’s comment in fifth paragraph, forecasts in sixth.)
March 3 (Bloomberg) -- European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said the ECB may raise interest rates next month to fight accelerating inflation pressures.
An “increase of interest rates in the next meeting is possible,” told reporters in Frankfurt today after the central bank left its key rate at a record low of 1 percent. “Strong vigilance is warranted,” Trichet said, adding that any increase would not necessarily be the start of a “series” of moves.
Trichet is signalling tighter policy at a time when Ireland and Greece are struggling to cope with the terms of last year’s European Union bailouts and governments are hammering out a plan to draw a line under the crisis. The danger is that raising rates to tackle inflation will exacerbate the financial tensions that still run through euro region bond markets.
The euro rose more than 0.9 percent after Trichet’s remarks to the highest since November and traded at $1.3950 as of 3:07 p.m. in Frankfurt. German government bonds, a benchmark for Europe, dropped, sending the yield on the two-year bund 18 basis points higher to 1.713 percent.
“They will hike in April unless market reaction to the end-March EU meeting is very disappointing, then probably will pause until late summer,” Marco Valli, an economist at UniCredit Group in Milan, said in an e-mail. “They wanted to give a shock message today to show to everybody that they are serious about price stability.”
Economic Forecasts
Trichet announced the bank’s quarterly economic forecasts, which showed officials raised the lower band of their growth predictions for this year and next, and increased their outlook for inflation. Consumer prices will rise in a range of 2 to 2.6 percent in 2011, up from a December forecast of between 1.3 to 2.3 percent, he said.
The ECB is “prepared to act in a firm and timely manner,” Trichet said, though he cautioned against expecting a “big” interest-rate move.
“Trichet is playing down the staff inflation projections due to the move in oil prices since the projections were set, and emphasising the current very accommodative stance” of the ECB, Nick Matthews, an economist at Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc in London, said in an e-mail. “The use of “strong vigilance” clearly indicates the ECB is signalling a rate hike next month.”
frank73
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Grazie ad AAAA47 per gli isin,ed anche ad "IL MARATONETA" (io lavoro su schatz,bobl e bund ,ho abbandonato i btp dopo novembre ed aver letto il testo dell'efsn purtroppo non mi posso permettere incastri a medio termine senza opzioni a copertura e da solo il btp future non garantisce tutto cio).
Malgrado cio ritengo il monitoraggio dei bond greci imprescindibile.
Grazie anche a tommy per la solita precisa e puntuale risposta,
io la penso come te ,siamo sotto l'ombrello del 2012(la famosa tarp europea di maggio 2010 per evitare default a catena stile lehman),
sui tempi sono in base a quanto detto sopra molto piu scettico
se non si allarga la crisi ad altri paesi(ma difficilmente si allarghera fino quando non avranno perlomeno sistemato le cose e creato cuscinetti ad hoc) ma mi fido di quello che scrivi e quindi attendo l'evolversi veloce di questo eventuale buyback e concambio.
Ciao
giub
New Membro
certamente non su titoli emessi da nazioni sull'orlo della bancarotta
questa risposta era scontata...invece di dire COSA NON FAI, potresti dirmi gentilmente cosa fai?
Perchè come diceva il cugino di Mario Rossi, a criticare sono tutti bravi....così come a fare i profeti a posteriori o i gainisti con investireoggEURO
tommy271
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Borsa Atene: Ase chiude a +0,7%; Ote +3,8%, Alpha +0,8%
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase di Atene chiude a +0,7% a 1580,67 punti, in scia al rimbalzo dei mercati europei.
"Il rialzo di oggi e' dovuto a un generale incremento degli asset europei, incluso l'euro", afferma il research director di una banca locale.
Ote chiude a +3,8% dopo l'upgrade a buy da parte di Ubs e Titan Cement cresce del 6,7% in scia ai solidi dati economici statunitensi.
Nel settore bancario Alpha cresce dello 0,8%, Eurobank dello 0,4% e Bank of Cyprus del 4,6%.
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase di Atene chiude a +0,7% a 1580,67 punti, in scia al rimbalzo dei mercati europei.
"Il rialzo di oggi e' dovuto a un generale incremento degli asset europei, incluso l'euro", afferma il research director di una banca locale.
Ote chiude a +3,8% dopo l'upgrade a buy da parte di Ubs e Titan Cement cresce del 6,7% in scia ai solidi dati economici statunitensi.
Nel settore bancario Alpha cresce dello 0,8%, Eurobank dello 0,4% e Bank of Cyprus del 4,6%.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Greek Market Posts Mild Profits
The narrowing of Greek government bond spread helped Greek banks to move upwards on Thursday, following losses of 10% in the last five sessions. In a relatively thin turnover, the General Index failed to overcome 1600 units, while Titan and ATEBank stood out across FTSE20.
The Greek market continues to trade without domestic catalysts, moving aligned with the European exchanges ahead of European Summit next week, according to analysts.
Low turnover and weak trading remain the market’s main characteristics since last week, while analysts do not expect that to change any time soon, as volatility will continue.
European Summit on March 11 is not expected to provide any solid decision, but will probably set the scene for the meeting on March 25.
Greek listed companies continue to announce their financial results for 2010, but they affect the course of the shares only in the short-term.
"Today we saw Greek stocks lifted by a general rise in European assets, including the euro," a research director at a local bank told Dow Jones Newswires. "But there was also selective buying interest in certain stocks."
Across the board, the General Index ended at 1580.67 units, up 0.68%, moving in positive territory throughout the trading session. Approximately 28.7mn units worth EUR 99.1mn were traded on Thursday, while a total amount of 88 shares rose, 61 declined and 135 remained unchanged.
Banks ended at 1342.39, up 0.66%. ATEBank and Bank of Cyprus climbed by 5.33% and 4.58% respectively, while Alpha Bank and Eurobank rose by 0.82% and 0.44% respectively.
Across FTSE20, Titan and Ellaktor posted profits of 6.76% and 4.72% respectively, while Mytilineos, Viohalco and MIG gained 1.53%, 1.47% and 1.22%.
(capital.gr)
The narrowing of Greek government bond spread helped Greek banks to move upwards on Thursday, following losses of 10% in the last five sessions. In a relatively thin turnover, the General Index failed to overcome 1600 units, while Titan and ATEBank stood out across FTSE20.
The Greek market continues to trade without domestic catalysts, moving aligned with the European exchanges ahead of European Summit next week, according to analysts.
Low turnover and weak trading remain the market’s main characteristics since last week, while analysts do not expect that to change any time soon, as volatility will continue.
European Summit on March 11 is not expected to provide any solid decision, but will probably set the scene for the meeting on March 25.
Greek listed companies continue to announce their financial results for 2010, but they affect the course of the shares only in the short-term.
"Today we saw Greek stocks lifted by a general rise in European assets, including the euro," a research director at a local bank told Dow Jones Newswires. "But there was also selective buying interest in certain stocks."
Across the board, the General Index ended at 1580.67 units, up 0.68%, moving in positive territory throughout the trading session. Approximately 28.7mn units worth EUR 99.1mn were traded on Thursday, while a total amount of 88 shares rose, 61 declined and 135 remained unchanged.
Banks ended at 1342.39, up 0.66%. ATEBank and Bank of Cyprus climbed by 5.33% and 4.58% respectively, while Alpha Bank and Eurobank rose by 0.82% and 0.44% respectively.
Across FTSE20, Titan and Ellaktor posted profits of 6.76% and 4.72% respectively, while Mytilineos, Viohalco and MIG gained 1.53%, 1.47% and 1.22%.
(capital.gr)
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obbligazioni in BRL , TRY , MXN , azioni asiatichequesta risposta era scontata...invece di dire COSA NON FAI, potresti dirmi gentilmente cosa fai?
Perchè come diceva il cugino di Mario Rossi, a criticare sono tutti bravi....così come a fare i profeti a posteriori o i gainisti con investireoggEURO
tommy271
Forumer storico
The euro area's debt crisis
Sovereign remedies
The “grand bargain” may prove less grand in reality than in rhetoric
The euro area's debt crisis: Sovereign remedies | The Economist
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Poche le alternative "realistiche" all'infuori di un buy-back e di un piano "Brady" ...
Sovereign remedies
The “grand bargain” may prove less grand in reality than in rhetoric
The euro area's debt crisis: Sovereign remedies | The Economist
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Poche le alternative "realistiche" all'infuori di un buy-back e di un piano "Brady" ...
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IL MARATONETA
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Ho capito, allora li tieni nascosti dentro al materasso.....certamente non su titoli emessi da nazioni sull'orlo della bancarotta
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