Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1 (11 lettori)

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DAL MONETARIO REUTERS:

Dopo l'evento chiave della scorsa settimana, l'appuntamento con la Bce che giovedì scorso ha turbato i mercati con inattesi toni restrittivi, Trichet tornerà oggi a parlare in chiusura dell'incontro dei banchieri centrali G10 a Basilea.


* Nel fine settimana il nuovo governo in pectore irlandese ha dichiarato che il pacchetto di salvataggio Ue/Fmi non è riuscito a ristabilire la fiducia sull'economia del paese, che anzi vede un rischio crescente di insostenibilità del proprio debito. Il prossimo primo ministro di Dublino Edna Kenny sarebbe orientato ad impegnarsi sui target di bilancio stabiliti in sede di bailout, per poter negoziare una riduzione degli interessi pagati sui prestiti internazionali.



* Si apre oggi una settimana in cui le tensioni geopolitiche restaranno molto probabilmente nel focus dei mercati, mentre in Libia continua - con decine di morti - la battaglia tra oppositori al regime e forze fedeli al colonnello Gheddafi. Non sembra alle porte alcuna soluzione della crisi: la controffensiva filo-governativa è stata respinta nella città di Misurata, mentre sarebbe in corso un attacco attorno al porto petrolifero orientale di Ras Lanuf, attualmente in mano ai ribelli. Venerdì si terrà a Bruxelles un consiglio europeo straordinario sulla situazione libica.



* A Washington l'Fmi tiene la conferenza sulle politiche macro e di crescita del dopocrisi. L'evento si chiude l'8 marzo.


(Reuters.it)

 

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PM's meetings on sidelines of PES summit




(ANA-MPA) -- Prime Minister and ruling PASOK party leader George Papandreou held bilateral meetings with presidents of socialist parties on the sidelines of the Party of European Socialists (PES) leaders' summit at the Zappion Mansion.

According to reports, the issues discussed during the contacts concerned the Socialist International, the economic crisis and European developments, as well as problems that have appeared with the wave of refugees from North Africa.

Papandreou met with Attila Mesterhazy, president of MSZP (Hungary), Pierluigi Bersani, president of PD (Italy), Sergei Stanishev, president of BSP (Bulgaria), Edi Rama, mayor of Tirana and president of the Socialist Party (Albania) and with Yiannakis Omirou, president of EDEK (Cyprus)

(ana.gr)

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E' un peccato che alla riunione mancava Zapatero e i "portoghesi" per rimarcare il loro peso.
Forse temevano ripercussioni dall'assise degli "indebitati".

 

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ND leader's statements after EPP summit




(ANA-MPA) -- Main opposition New Democracy party leader Antonis Samaras, speaking after the conclusion of the European People's Party (EPP) summit in Helsinki on Friday evening, said the European crisis, the proposal on the European Competitiveness Accord and the strengthening of the European Support Mechanism, as well as developments in North Africa and the Middle East were discussed at the summit.

"Tonight in Helsinki, all the issues of the European crisis were raised. Special emphasis was given to the developments in North Africa and the Middle East. It was to be expected. I stressed mainly that Europe must not run behind the events. It must be the first to show substantive, economic, diplomatic and, above all, political solidarity to these countries. And on the other hand Europe itself must obtain a common, its own, policy on immigration, security, repatriation and prevention. Because this crisis must not in any way worsen the internal economic crisis that countries such as Greece as well are facing," Samaras said.

(ana.gr)

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Anche ad Helsinki, i Partiti Conservatori appartenenti ai "Periferici", non hanno avuto modo di portare a casa risultati significativi.

 

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Moody’s downgrades Greece

Mon, Mar 07 2011, 07:40 GMT | Forex Live


By: Gerry Davies

To B1 from Ba1, negative outlook. EUR/USD lower at 1.3975.

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Tegole in testa in arrivo .... anche sul Portogallo .

 

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Greek, Irish Need Eased Aid Terms, EU’s Rehn Tells Handelsblatt

March 07, 2011, 2:39 AM EST

By Tony Czuczka


March 6 (Bloomberg) -- European governments should ease the bailout terms for Greece and Ireland as they discuss ways to end the debt crisis, European Union Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn was cited as saying by Handelsblatt.
Both countries need lower interest rates on aid loans, and Greece’s repayment period should be extended to seven years from four-and-a-half years, the Dusseldorf, Germany-based newspaper quoted Rehn as saying in an interview.
While German Chancellor Angela Merkel is skeptical about easing the bailout conditions, Rehn said there’s a risk that both countries are being overstretched by too-strict loan conditions, Handelsblatt said.

 

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Euro cuts gains after Moody's downgrades Greece


LONDON, March 7 | Mon Mar 7, 2011 2:53am EST



LONDON, March 7 (Reuters) - The euro pared gains to edge lower against the U.S. dollar on Monday after rating agency Moody's downgraded Greece's sovereign rating to B1 from Ba1 and assigned it a negative outlook. [ID:nWLA4639]
The common currency fell to around $1.3970 from $1.3995 EUR= before the news, with investors also looking to book profits after the euro hit a four-month highs of $1.4009 on EBS trading platform on Friday.

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Sono veramente incredibili questi downgrade, presi ancora prima che si riuniscano i Vertici europei.

 

[Baro]

La Regola n.1: prima le donne e i bambini, quindi il posto spetta a Jessica e Bonacieux ...

Al momento la nave imbarca acqua, ma è da un anno che stà a galla.
Navighiamo sottocosta, vediamo le luci dalla terraferma.
Arriveremo in porto.

Questo thd mi piace sempre di più e tutto sommato non sono nemmeno dispiaciuto di essere entrato nei ggb ... (Gaudente pensa che siamo una ciurma di pirati scappati da un manicomio...).

 

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German Govt Adviser: Greece Should Seek Debt Extension -Report



ATHENS (Dow Jones)--The Greek government should seek to extend its debt repayment terms with private creditors, an adviser to German Chancellor Angela Merkel said in a newspaper interview Sunday.
Speaking to the paper RealNews, economist Lars Feld, said the German government would support extending the repayment terms on a joint EUR110 billion European Union and International Monetary Fund loan if Greece were to pursue such a strategy.
"Extending the repayment period on the loan is something that Germany could agree with, especially if an extension is also taken into account in negotiations with private creditors," Feld, who is a member of Merkel's so-called Committee of Wise Men, told the paper. "The Greek government should actively pursue such a strategy."
But he added that Germany would oppose lowering the interest rate on that joint loan, something which is also being sought by the Greek government, the paper reports.
EU leaders are due to meet in Brussels March 25 to decide on the framework of a future permanent bailout mechanism for the euro zone to replace a temporary fund cobbled together last year after Greece's debt crisis threatened the stability of the currency bloc.
In the context of that meeting, Greece is hoping EU leaders will agree to extend the repayment terms and lower the interest rate on its EUR110 billion loan, which it received last May to avoid defaulting on its debt.
However, sharp differences remain among euro-zone members about the size and scope of Europe's bailout facility with Germany--Europe's effective paymaster--demanding new budget rules to cut government borrowing and spending across the euro zone.
"Personally, I don't think the German competitiveness pact will find corresponding support, although I believe basic decisions about the European support mechanism will be taken," Feld is quoted as saying.

 

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Questo thd mi piace sempre di più e tutto sommato non sono nemmeno dispiaciuto di essere entrato nei ggb ... (Gaudente pensa che siamo una ciurma di pirati scappati da un manicomio...).

Se debbo essere sincero, neanch'io sono pentito: in un annetto di permanenza tra i GGB ho imparato un sacco di cose.
L'unica avvertenza che non mi stanco di ripetere è di non eccedere troppo con il portafoglio.

 

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Euro Rally Masking Political Discord as EU Leaders Battle Debt - Bloomberg

Un pò lunghetto, ma interessante.