Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1

[tommy271]

Chiusura ampiamente positiva alla Borsa di Atene con l'indice a 1580 punti con un + 2,33%. In controtendenza rispetto alle altre Borse europee.
Volumi normali, ma più alti rispetto agli ultimi giorni, a 109 MLN.

Spread sempre in oscillazione stabile intorno a 967 pb.

Occhi puntati sugli incontri di stasera.

 

[tommy271]

Qualche grafico sull'andamento dei decennali "Periferici":

http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article26853.html

 

[tommy271]

Borsa Atene: Ase chiude a +2,3% su rinnovata fiducia in aiuti Ue


MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase di Atene termina la seduta in deciso rialzo a +2,3% a quota 1580,9 punti.

L'alto volume di scambi ha segnalato un forte fermento nella borsa locale che ha sfruttato l'esito del Consiglio europeo di oggi dal quale e' emersa l'intenzione delle istituzioni europee di aiutare la Grecia a riassestare le precarie finanze pubbliche.

"Il listino ha piazzato un rally sulla speranza che la Grecia otterra' un'estensione del piano di salvataggio predisposto da Ue e Fmi accompagnata forse da qualche altra agevolazione", ha spiegato un trader locale.

Il comparto bancario traina il mercato con National Bank, Alpha Bank e Piraeus rispettivamente a +3,8%, +4,2% e +2,9%.

In evidenza sono anche Ote e Ppc rispettivamente a +2,4% e +2,6%.


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I volumi non mi sono sembrati particolarmente alti, oserei dire nella normalità.

 

[tommy271]

Bond trading volumes plummet in February

Greek government bond trading on the HDAT electronic secondary securities market dropped 96 percent in February from a year ago, the Bank of Greece said on Friday.

Traded volume fell to 847 million euros from 18.9 billion euros in February 2010, the Bank of Greece said in a statement.
Average daily trade last month rose to 42.4 million, from 35.4 million in January, Bank of Greece added. Of the 635 orders executed on the system, 71.9 percent were sell orders.


ekathimerini.com , Friday March 11, 2011 (15:10)

 

[tommy271]

Bad start to the year for state finances

By Prokopi Hatzinikolaou




State finances collapsed in the first two months of the year, creating a fiscal black hole reaching 1.15 billion euros.
According to figures released by the Finance Ministry on Friday, revenues have fallen short while expenditure has overshot the mark, forcing the government to look into adopting further measures to save this year’s budget.

Revenues in the January-February period were 865 million euros off the target set by the Finance Ministry.

In comparison with the same period a year earlier, revenues were 9.2 percent lower, with the ministry blaming the differences on last year’s boost in road tax which was not repeated, fewer contributions from a one-off tax imposed on companies and less revenues from salary earners.

What is unusual is that the ministry had not set lower targets due to the anticipated revenue drop connected to these three reasons.

Obviously some poor estimates were made while other revenue streams failed to perform.

For example, income from stamping out tax evasion was limited as fewer audits were carried out while the collection of tax hikes imposed on property owners has been pushed back to 2012.

The negative developments on the revenue front have prompted staff changes at the ministry. Senior tax officials are expected to be shuffled around or even transferred to other Finance Ministry departments.

Meanwhile, expenses were 283 million euros higher than the target set for the first two months of the year.
The total figure reached 9.32 billion euros, versus 9.04 billion in the same period in 2010.

In an attempt to explain the difference, ministry sources said that the extra amount is due to a 351-million-euro payment of hospital bills. However, this payment had been included in the budget and was not unexpected.

The above amounts are related to the state budget and not all fiscal data that form the general government deficit, the indicator that determines how well Greece’s fiscal reforms process is going.


ekathimerini.com , Friday March 11, 2011 (17:11)

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Un commento ai brutti dati sulle entrate/uscite.
Nella pagina precedente un altro post sull'argomento.

 

[tommy271]

Greek bond market closing report




(ANA-MPA) -- The yield spread between the 10-year Greek and German benchmark bonds widened to 953 basis points in the Greek electronic secondary bond market on Friday, from 940 bps on Thursday, with the Greek bond yielding 12.73% and the German Bund 3.20 pct. Turnover in the market totaled 77 million euros, of which 58 million were sell orders and the remaining 19 million euros were buy orders. The 10-year benchmark bond was the most heavily traded security with a turnover of 13 million euros.

In interbank markets, interest rates were largely unchanged. The 12-month rate was 1.94 pct, the six-month rate 1.49 pct, the three-month rate 1.17 pct and the one-month rate 0.89 pct.

(ana.gr)

 

[Baro]

Per comodità li seguo sul nostro thd ggb gentilmente e puntualmente postati da te Tommy, ma da che sito li prendi i valori degli spread-bund?

 

[tommy271]

ASE Ends Week Flat



Athens Stocks posted significant profits on Friday, as the General Index maintained a three-session upward trend, erasing Tuesday’s heavy losses that followed a rating downgrade by Moody’s.

Nervousness was the market’s main characteristic throughout the week, in the wake of Moody’s rating action, and was intensified by the recent developments in North Africa and Middle East.

However, the domestic market showed signs of differentiation on Friday, as it placed its hopes on a positing outcome in the European Summit in Brussels.

"The market was higher on expectations that Greece will get an extension on its EU/IMF loan repayment term and maybe a few more concessions from the summit," a local trader told Dow Jones Newswires.

Across the board, the General Index ended at 1580.9 point, up 2.33% with intraday gains of 2.98% at 1591 points, while it posted small losses of 0.31% for week.

Approximately 32.68mn units worth EUR 109.21mn were traded on Friday, while a total amount of 116 shares, 45 declined and 123 remained unchanged.

Banks’ profits amounted to 3.58% at 1326.23 units, with intraday gains of 6.03%, while their losses were 0.37% for week.

All bank shares ended in positive territory, with Attica Bank (6%), Proton Bank (5.41%) and ATEBank (5.41%) standing out.

Hellenic Postbank and Alpha Bank followed with profits of 4.6% and 4.24%, while National Bank and Piraeus Bank rose by 3.82% and 3.55% respectively. Marfin Popular Bank and Geniki Bank gained 3.41% and 3.31% respectively, while Eurobank and Bank of Cyprus posted profits of 2.86% and 2.6% respectively.

(capital.gr)

 

[tommy271]

Per comodità li seguo sul nostro thd ggb gentilmente e puntualmente postati da te Tommy, ma da che sito li prendi i valori degli spread-bund?

Ti ho scritto direttamente in MP.

 

[tommy271]

Ue trovi soluzione definitiva e ambiziosa - Bini Smaghi

venerdì 11 marzo 2011 18:05



ROMA, 11 marzo (Reuters) - Per affrontare il tema dei deficit i Paesi dell'Unione europea devono essere in grado rapidamente di darsi vincoli anche costituzionali e la Ue, con il Consiglio di oggi e quello di fine mese, deve essere in grado di trovare una soluzione "definitiva e ambiziosa".
Lo ha detto l'esponente del board della Bce Lorenzo Bini Smaghi nel corso di una intervista a SkyTg24.
"Bisogna creare una rete di salvaguardia che rassicuri i mercati. Finora è mancata questa capacità decisionale. Noi abbiamo detto che è decisiva la riunione di oggi e quella di fine mese [...]. Noi siamo a favore di regole che mettano vincoli alla capacità di indebitamento dei paesi. Importante è proseguire nelle discussioni che stanno avvenendo a livello Ue per rendere più stringenti possibile" le regole di disavanzo, ha detto Bini Smaghi aggiungendo che su questo occorrono "vincoli anche costituzionali più rigorosi".
"Vogliamo una soluzione definitiva che sia ambiziosa" da parte del Consiglio Ue, ha aggiunto l'esponente della Bce.
La Bce, come ha già detto, deve essere pronta ad adeguare la politica monetaria alle attuali pressioni inflattive, secondo Bini Smaghi.