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tommy271
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Intanto che penso cosa scrivere per la "newsletter" del sabato vi lascio le chiusure di ieri.
Penso che questa settimana sarà opportuno rinverdire la saga dei "300".
Come potete vedere ad occhio, ormai la frattura con il gruppo di testa è evidente.
Grecia 942 pb. (948)
Irlanda 670 pb. (710)
Portogallo 540 pb. (509)
Spagna 193 pb. (194)
Italia 144 pb. (148)
Belgio 93 pb. (96)
Penso che questa settimana sarà opportuno rinverdire la saga dei "300".
Come potete vedere ad occhio, ormai la frattura con il gruppo di testa è evidente.
Grecia 942 pb. (948)
Irlanda 670 pb. (710)
Portogallo 540 pb. (509)
Spagna 193 pb. (194)
Italia 144 pb. (148)
Belgio 93 pb. (96)
tommy271
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Ammetto che delle volte ci si annoia , ma in fondo non e' la noia il piu' sublime dei lussi ? Sono soprattutto i poveri ed i derelitti a non annoiarsi mai...
Ma piu' che la noia in fondo facilmente sconfiggibile con tutte le opportunita' di intrattenimento connesse ad internet dal quale puoi scaricare filmati (mi sto finalmente guardando gli innumerevoli episodi di Star Trek) giochi per PC , scenari per giochi modificati dagli appassionati , etc. , una buffa conseguenza della residenza a lungo termine e' l'inversione delle priorita': ormai sbavo molto di piu' davanti ad un piatto di lasagne che non davanti ad una go-go girl che si contorce attorno a un palo in costume adamitico cercando di convircemi a barfinarla.
Ti scopro filosofo ...
giutrader
Forumer attivo
E' proprio quello che ho pensato anch'io venerdì mattina.
Quindi ....
Speriamo che una volta tanto i mercati finanziari siano razionali... abbiano una logica comune...
tommy271
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General gov't deficit figures
(ANA-MPA) -- The general government deficit totaled 3.061 billion euros in January, the finance ministry said on Friday. In a report, the ministry said the central government’s deficit totaled 3,286 billion euros, while legal entities reported a surplus of 174 million euros, municipal authorities a surplus of 77 million euros and pension funds a deficit of 26 million euros in the first month of 2011.
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(ANA-MPA) -- The general government deficit totaled 3.061 billion euros in January, the finance ministry said on Friday. In a report, the ministry said the central government’s deficit totaled 3,286 billion euros, while legal entities reported a surplus of 174 million euros, municipal authorities a surplus of 77 million euros and pension funds a deficit of 26 million euros in the first month of 2011.
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tommy271
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Life expectancy figures unveiled
BRUSSELS (ANA-MPA/M. Aroni) - The life expectancy of Greeks, according to demographic data for 2009 publicised by Eurostat on Friday, is slightly above the European average.
According to the same data, the Greek women's fertility rate, despite increasing over the past six years (1.52 children on average) remains below the corresponding European rate (1.60 children).
As regards life expectancy in Greece, women live on average 82.7 years, while men 77.8 years, according to Eurostat's data. The corresponding figures for the EU of the 27 is 82.4 years for women and 77.8 years for men.
Lastly, according to Eurostat's data, in 2010 foreigners in Greece represented 8.4 percent of the country's total population (about 954,800). Seven percent of foreigners come from EU member-states and 1.4 percent from third countries.
(ana.gr)
BRUSSELS (ANA-MPA/M. Aroni) - The life expectancy of Greeks, according to demographic data for 2009 publicised by Eurostat on Friday, is slightly above the European average.
According to the same data, the Greek women's fertility rate, despite increasing over the past six years (1.52 children on average) remains below the corresponding European rate (1.60 children).
As regards life expectancy in Greece, women live on average 82.7 years, while men 77.8 years, according to Eurostat's data. The corresponding figures for the EU of the 27 is 82.4 years for women and 77.8 years for men.
Lastly, according to Eurostat's data, in 2010 foreigners in Greece represented 8.4 percent of the country's total population (about 954,800). Seven percent of foreigners come from EU member-states and 1.4 percent from third countries.
(ana.gr)
tommy271
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Germans want government to settle unpaid bills
Firms from Germany owed total of some 1 billion euros by Greek state
Greece is coming under increasing pressure from Germany to settle its debts to German companies, including 7 million euros owed to a construction firm that took on the contract to look after sporting venues following the Athens Olympics in 2004.
Sources told Kathimerini that the German Embassy’s trade attache, Albert Graf, has held several meetings with Deputy Finance Minister Filippos Sachinidis over the last few months to demand that the government take action to resolve the matter.
It is estimated that the Greek state owes German firms a combined total of some 1 billion euros but it appears that Graf has pressured Sachinidis particularly over the money owed for the maintenance of the Olympic properties.
In 2005, Hochtief, Germany’s largest construction firm, won a 21-million-euro contract to maintain and operate the sites used in the 2004 Games. Essen-based Hochtief had previous experience of doing business in Greece, as it was involved in the construction of Athens International Airport between 1996 and 2000.
However, the German firm ran into complications when it came to being paid for the work it was carrying out. German officials began to put pressure on the Greek government to pay its bills and during a visit to Athens in the summer of 2007, Chancellor Angela Merkel made reference to Hochtief in a speech.
Eventually, the government paid two-thirds of the outstanding amount but left 7 million euros unpaid. This amount has been outstanding since 2008 and Berlin made contact with the PASOK government shortly after it came to power in October 2009.
However, soon afterward, Greece was gripped by its debt crisis and had to turn to the European Union and the International Monetary Fund for assistance, so the issue was put on the back burner. Now, Athens is coming under renewed pressure to settle its bill with Hochtief and other German companies.
ekathimerini.com , Friday April 1, 2011 (22:09)
Firms from Germany owed total of some 1 billion euros by Greek state
Sources told Kathimerini that the German Embassy’s trade attache, Albert Graf, has held several meetings with Deputy Finance Minister Filippos Sachinidis over the last few months to demand that the government take action to resolve the matter.
It is estimated that the Greek state owes German firms a combined total of some 1 billion euros but it appears that Graf has pressured Sachinidis particularly over the money owed for the maintenance of the Olympic properties.
In 2005, Hochtief, Germany’s largest construction firm, won a 21-million-euro contract to maintain and operate the sites used in the 2004 Games. Essen-based Hochtief had previous experience of doing business in Greece, as it was involved in the construction of Athens International Airport between 1996 and 2000.
However, the German firm ran into complications when it came to being paid for the work it was carrying out. German officials began to put pressure on the Greek government to pay its bills and during a visit to Athens in the summer of 2007, Chancellor Angela Merkel made reference to Hochtief in a speech.
Eventually, the government paid two-thirds of the outstanding amount but left 7 million euros unpaid. This amount has been outstanding since 2008 and Berlin made contact with the PASOK government shortly after it came to power in October 2009.
However, soon afterward, Greece was gripped by its debt crisis and had to turn to the European Union and the International Monetary Fund for assistance, so the issue was put on the back burner. Now, Athens is coming under renewed pressure to settle its bill with Hochtief and other German companies.
ekathimerini.com , Friday April 1, 2011 (22:09)
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tommy271
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Deficit revision to force new austerity measures
Figures sent to Brussels by Greek authorities show shortfall at 10.6 percent of GDP rather than 9.5
Greeks are set to endure a further bout of austerity measures after it emerged that figures sent by Athens to the European Commission on Friday indicate that the public deficit for 2010 was about 1 percent greater than previously thought.
Sources said that the numbers conveyed by the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) to Eurostat, the statistical arm of the Commission, show the deficit to be 10.6 percent of gross domestic product rather than 9.5 percent. The figures are expected to be rubber-stamped by April 26.
The discrepancy in the deficit figure has been attributed to a number of things. Firstly, rather than having a 900-million-euro surplus, social security funds were found to be 500 million euros in debt.
Also, it was found that organizations in the broader public sector owed much more than previously thought. By the end of last year, more than 400 of the 1,601 total had not submitted their financial details to the central government. Another contributing factor was that the economy went through a deeper recession than initially forecast.
The readjustment of the deficit figure could not have come at a worse time for Greece as representatives from the European Commission, European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund are due in Athens on Monday.
They are expected to demand immediate measures from the government to raise an extra 3 to 3.5 billion euros this year. Some of that money will go toward covering the discrepancy in the 2009 deficit figures.
The government will also brief the visiting creditors on how it plans to raise 23 billion euros between 2012 and 2015 through new measures and 50 billion euros by 2015 from privatizations.
ekathimerini.com , Friday April 1, 2011 (22:27)
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Deficit più alto di un 1 punto percentuale ...
Figures sent to Brussels by Greek authorities show shortfall at 10.6 percent of GDP rather than 9.5
Sources said that the numbers conveyed by the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) to Eurostat, the statistical arm of the Commission, show the deficit to be 10.6 percent of gross domestic product rather than 9.5 percent. The figures are expected to be rubber-stamped by April 26.
The discrepancy in the deficit figure has been attributed to a number of things. Firstly, rather than having a 900-million-euro surplus, social security funds were found to be 500 million euros in debt.
Also, it was found that organizations in the broader public sector owed much more than previously thought. By the end of last year, more than 400 of the 1,601 total had not submitted their financial details to the central government. Another contributing factor was that the economy went through a deeper recession than initially forecast.
The readjustment of the deficit figure could not have come at a worse time for Greece as representatives from the European Commission, European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund are due in Athens on Monday.
They are expected to demand immediate measures from the government to raise an extra 3 to 3.5 billion euros this year. Some of that money will go toward covering the discrepancy in the 2009 deficit figures.
The government will also brief the visiting creditors on how it plans to raise 23 billion euros between 2012 and 2015 through new measures and 50 billion euros by 2015 from privatizations.
ekathimerini.com , Friday April 1, 2011 (22:27)
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Deficit più alto di un 1 punto percentuale ...
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Political tensions peak in Parliament
PM insists Greece on track to recovery while opposition condemns ‘dangerous’ economic policies
Prime Minister George Papandreou fielded vehement criticism from opposition leaders in a heated session in Parliament on Friday, insisting that the first signs of Greece’s recovery from the economic crisis were already evident and calling on his rivals to offer proposals rather than seek to score political points.
“Step by step, we will make it. We are here to change Greece and not to mourn our fate,” Papandreou said during a debate in Parliament. “It will take effort though, we are still at the beginning,” he added.
Launching a fiery tirade, the leader of the main conservative opposition New Democracy, Antonis Samaras, declared that the premier’s approach is not working.
“You cannot even win round your own MPs,” he remarked. He added that the economic policy being implemented by the government was dangerous, strangling growth and boosting unemployment. “Change it now,” he said.
Samaras responded angrily when the prime minister suggested that the opposition leader was “stuck in the past” and was too willing to defend former ND premier Costas Karamanlis.
Samaras accused Papandreou of having lost touch with reality. “You spoke of the previous prime minister: In you I already see the previous prime minister,” Samaras said. Papandreou also came under fire from the leader of the Coalition of the Radical Left (SYRIZA), Alexis Tsipras, who referred to “a frightened government.”
“Your time in politics is running out,” Tsipras said. “You have a majority in Parliament but not among the people,” he added. The SYRIZA leader echoed Samaras, noting that several senior cadres of ruling PASOK, including Health Minister Andreas Loverdos, were calling on Papandreou to “tell the whole truth.”
In a related development, sources told Kathimerini that Papandreou’s office is concerned about an increasing number of members of PASOK’s parliamentary group that have been criticizing the government’s decisions in public.
The government’s progress in pushing through reforms aimed at reducing a gaping budget deficit and raising much-needed revenue is to come under the microscope again next week when representatives of the country’s international creditors - the European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund - are due in Athens.
ekathimerini.com , Friday April 1, 2011 (22:17)
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Sempre molto aspro il confronto politico interno.
PM insists Greece on track to recovery while opposition condemns ‘dangerous’ economic policies
“Step by step, we will make it. We are here to change Greece and not to mourn our fate,” Papandreou said during a debate in Parliament. “It will take effort though, we are still at the beginning,” he added.
Launching a fiery tirade, the leader of the main conservative opposition New Democracy, Antonis Samaras, declared that the premier’s approach is not working.
“You cannot even win round your own MPs,” he remarked. He added that the economic policy being implemented by the government was dangerous, strangling growth and boosting unemployment. “Change it now,” he said.
Samaras responded angrily when the prime minister suggested that the opposition leader was “stuck in the past” and was too willing to defend former ND premier Costas Karamanlis.
Samaras accused Papandreou of having lost touch with reality. “You spoke of the previous prime minister: In you I already see the previous prime minister,” Samaras said. Papandreou also came under fire from the leader of the Coalition of the Radical Left (SYRIZA), Alexis Tsipras, who referred to “a frightened government.”
“Your time in politics is running out,” Tsipras said. “You have a majority in Parliament but not among the people,” he added. The SYRIZA leader echoed Samaras, noting that several senior cadres of ruling PASOK, including Health Minister Andreas Loverdos, were calling on Papandreou to “tell the whole truth.”
In a related development, sources told Kathimerini that Papandreou’s office is concerned about an increasing number of members of PASOK’s parliamentary group that have been criticizing the government’s decisions in public.
The government’s progress in pushing through reforms aimed at reducing a gaping budget deficit and raising much-needed revenue is to come under the microscope again next week when representatives of the country’s international creditors - the European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund - are due in Athens.
ekathimerini.com , Friday April 1, 2011 (22:17)
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Sempre molto aspro il confronto politico interno.
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Worst performance in 50 years for Athens bourse
By Anestis Dokas
For the first time in the history of the Athens stock exchange, from the time that historical data started to be recorded in the 1960s, the number of lossmaking companies outnumbered those that managed to turn a profit last year.
The final result for the 265 companies listed on the Athens bourse in 2010 showed net losses of 2.9 billion euros versus total profits of 3.6 billion in the previous year.
According to Manos Hatzidakis, head of investment strategy at brokerage Pegasus, the fourth quarter of last year was the worst on record. Companies were 2.4 billion euros in the red for the October-December period, boosting total losses for the year to 2.9 billion.
This figure does not take into account results from Atlantic supermarkets and television station Eleftheri Tileorasi, which were unable to publish company accounts on time for the close of the reporting season. Their inclusion will likely take the final figure over the 3-billion-euro mark.
For the first nine months of the year, Atlantic and Eleftheri Tileorasi reported combined losses of 120 million euros.
According to Hatzidakis, companies have seen profit margins sharply deteriorate.
Small-cap companies showed a very narrow profit margin of between 2.4 and 2.8 percent.
Only large-cap companies have managed to avoid this drop, maintaining an operating profit margin of 14.09 percent.
One of the reasons for the sharp fall in profitability is related to the rising cost resulting from internal financing needs as cash flows worsen. At the same time, there is no opportunity for bank lending.
The 2010 nightmare belongs to the past. However, initial indications for the start of 2011 are not optimistic, since in the same period a year earlier the market was yet to experience the shock of the country resorting to the International Monetary Fund and the European Union for the 110-billion-euro rescue package.
The sharp drop in consumption stemming from this uncertainty is likely to peak in second-quarter figures as consumer sentiment remains at the lowest levels in a decade.
ekathimerini.com , Friday April 1, 2011 (15:20)
By Anestis Dokas
For the first time in the history of the Athens stock exchange, from the time that historical data started to be recorded in the 1960s, the number of lossmaking companies outnumbered those that managed to turn a profit last year.
The final result for the 265 companies listed on the Athens bourse in 2010 showed net losses of 2.9 billion euros versus total profits of 3.6 billion in the previous year.
According to Manos Hatzidakis, head of investment strategy at brokerage Pegasus, the fourth quarter of last year was the worst on record. Companies were 2.4 billion euros in the red for the October-December period, boosting total losses for the year to 2.9 billion.
This figure does not take into account results from Atlantic supermarkets and television station Eleftheri Tileorasi, which were unable to publish company accounts on time for the close of the reporting season. Their inclusion will likely take the final figure over the 3-billion-euro mark.
For the first nine months of the year, Atlantic and Eleftheri Tileorasi reported combined losses of 120 million euros.
According to Hatzidakis, companies have seen profit margins sharply deteriorate.
Small-cap companies showed a very narrow profit margin of between 2.4 and 2.8 percent.
Only large-cap companies have managed to avoid this drop, maintaining an operating profit margin of 14.09 percent.
One of the reasons for the sharp fall in profitability is related to the rising cost resulting from internal financing needs as cash flows worsen. At the same time, there is no opportunity for bank lending.
The 2010 nightmare belongs to the past. However, initial indications for the start of 2011 are not optimistic, since in the same period a year earlier the market was yet to experience the shock of the country resorting to the International Monetary Fund and the European Union for the 110-billion-euro rescue package.
The sharp drop in consumption stemming from this uncertainty is likely to peak in second-quarter figures as consumer sentiment remains at the lowest levels in a decade.
ekathimerini.com , Friday April 1, 2011 (15:20)
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