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tommy271

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Greek Market Slides Off 1,500 Units



Athens market moves in a declining mood on Monday following a five-session downward streak, as the General Internet slides off 1,500 units.

The underperforming trend of banks continues, while all titles of FTSE20 move in negative territory.

Guardian Trust Securities considers this week crucial for the Athens Stock Exchange, as the General Index faces two challenges: the support of the market at 1,520 units and the resistance at 1,700-1,750 units.

Last week was characterized by five downward sessions, which resulted the fall of General Index at 1,526.6 units, with cumulative losses of 5.89%. The market sentiment is negative and investors are generally pessimistic, according to Guardian Trust.

“In the absence of significant news flow and catalysts, ATHEX will most probably accumulate at current price levels with the risk though lying to the downside as deficit missing target and the speculation that this brings about, weigh negatively on investment community sentiment”, says
Marfin Analysis in its morning report. “Volumes are seen at the same, more or less, levels”.


Pegasus Securities expects the Athens market to slightly correct, at least during the start of the session, “with the GI΄s course thereinafter being determined by the willingness of bid-side interest to increase its positions at current levels”.

Across the board, the General Index is at 1,490.38, down 2.37% in a moderate turnover of €37m. A total amount of 121 shares decline, 15 rise and 24 remain unchanged.

Banks are at 1198.37, down 2.95%. Proton Bank falls by 9.86%, while Piraeus Bank, ATEbank and Hellenic Postbank decline by 4.32%, 4.29% and 4.18% respectively. Eurobank and Attica Bank post losses of 3.91% and 3.03% respectively, while Alpha, Marfin Popular and National Bank decline by more than 2%.

(capital.gr)
 

tommy271

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Hellenic Petroleum workers launch 10-day strike





(ANA-MPA)-Employees of Hellenic Petroleum (ELPA) on Sunday launched a 10-day strike that could potentially disrupt the smooth supply of the market with fuel in the coming days.

The employees at ELPE, which controls three of the four oil refineries in Greece, are striking in demand of "the safe staffing of the new units that are commencing operation at the (ELPE) industrial installations in Thessaloniki and Elefsina".

Market sources told ANA-MPA that the problems are not expected to arise immediately, given that there are ample reserves in fuel stations and at the installations of the fuel marketing companies, while supply will be normal from the fourth refinery, that of Motor Oil.

Given, however, that ELPE controls three of the country's four refineries -- in Aspropyrgos, Elefsina and Thessaloniki -- and more than 60 percent of the market, the strike could cause fuel shortages, especially if there is a flurry of drivers rushing to fill their tanks, in which case the reserves will dry up earlier, the sources said.

The ELPE management has filed a petition in court asking that the strike be declared illegal.

(ana.gr)
 

tommy271

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I TITOLI DEI GIORNALI:

Economic issues and speculation over possible new austerity measures to blunt the ongoing fiscal and debt crisis faced by the country mostly dominated the Monday edition of Athens' dailies.

ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "(ND leader) Antonis Samaras issues call to distinguished younger generation (to join main opposition party)".

City Press: "Government at a crossroads".

DIMOKRATIA: "Dangerous ministers for Greece!"

ETHNOS: "Granting of five state stipends based on incomes criteria".

ELEFTHEROS: "PM's brother disagrees with tax policy".

ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Free work stamps for unemployed between the ages of 55 and 64".

ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "End to (holiday, vacation) bonuses in public sector".

ESTIA: "(Former minister, MP and noted neo-liberal proponent) Stefanos Manos responds to Economist (magazine)".

IMERISSIA: "Half of listed companies on Athens Stock Exchange under supervision; another 26 under special regime".

ΤΑ ΝΕΑ: "(Military) officers' transfers with criteria".

VRADYNI: "Salary reduction via individual business contracts".

NAFTEMPORIKI: "In search of 16 billion euros to service the (state) debt".

(ana.gr)
 

tommy271

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Budget Deficit May Exceed 10.5%



Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) may report that budget deficit in 2010 exceeded 10.5% of Gross Domestic Product, according to unconfirmed sources, while Ministry of Finance estimates deficit to range between 9.8% and 10.1% of GDP.

Government had targeted to reduce 2010 deficit to 9.4% of GDP. The gap should be covered by additional revenue measures, which may reach €2.7b.

Ministry of Finance supports ELSTAT’s independence, and neither confirms nor denies the rumors.

However, sources note that a battle between the two sides is raging. Officials said that the Treasury had no information about the final figures of deficit, when ELSTAT sent a report to European Union on Thursday.

Greece has the right to send correctional data until April 26, when the Eurostat will proceed with official announcements. According to officials, the disagreement is focused on the recording time of arrears.

The deficit will be surely increased because of the deep recession of 2010 and the lower than expected downsizing of public expenditure.

Once details are finalized, the government along with the IMF/ECB/EU will calculate what part of the additional deficit corresponds to the 2011 and decide on additional measures that may reach €2.7b, which will be added to the €1.8b measures for 2011 gap and the €22b medium-term package for the period 2012-2014.


(capital.gr)
 

Pyrinos

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Certo che con un giornale dal nome così come si fa ad aspettare qualche buona notizia...

APOKALIPSEIS: "Bankruptcy: One step closer".


:lol::lol::lol:

Ciao Methos

Io questo giornale non lo conosco. Per prima volta ho letto la sua esistenza qua.
Probabilmente dai al nome un significato strano.:lol:

Comunque tradotto significa «Svelamenti»

:ciao:
 

tommy271

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Irlanda, Regling (EFSF): «Non gravare sugli investitori privati»

Klaus Regling, amministratore delegato del fondo europeo di sostegno ai Paesi in difficoltà, si è detto contrario alla partecipazione dei creditori privati ad un’eventuale ristrutturazione del debito pubblico dell’Irlanda...



Klaus Regling, amministratore delegato del fondo europeo di sostegno ai Paesi in difficoltà (European Financial Stability Facility, EFSF), si è detto contrario alla partecipazione dei creditori privati ad un’eventuale ristrutturazione del debito pubblico dell’Irlanda.
Secondo il manager, infatti, un’operazione simile sarebbe contraria rispetto a quanto pattuito con il governo di Dublino: «Si tratterebbe di una misura drastica, nonché retroattiva. E non sarebbe in linea con l’approccio che fino ad ora abbiamo cercato di seguire», ha dichiarato in un’intervista rilasciata al quotidiano francese La Tribune, all’irlandese Irish Times e all’austriaco Der Standard.

[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]«Se un esecutivo non dovesse mantenere una promessa, si tratterebbe di un precedente pericoloso, perché altri governi potrebbero comportarsi nello stesso modo», ha aggiunto Regling.
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[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif] Il riferimento è in particolare alla possibilità, accarezzata in passato dalle autorità di Dublino, di far partecipare alcuni creditori privati soprattutto alla ristrutturazione del sistema bancario.
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[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]Si tratta dei cosiddetti “creditori senior”, ovvero di coloro i quali sono in possesso di titoli garantiti dallo Stato. [/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]L’ad dell’EFSF ha poi precisato che al fondo europeo non saranno chiesti altri capitali oltre a quelli già concessi nel 2010 all’economia irlandese, nonostante nei giorni scorsi sia stato specificato che il sistema bancario locale avrà bisogno di un’iniezione di liquidità complessiva da 24 miliardi di dollari.
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[FONT=Verdana, sans-serif]«I 35 miliardi concessi dall’EFSF e dal Fondo monetario internazionale proprio per sostenere gli istituti di credito saranno sufficienti», ha spiegato. Mentre per quanto riguarda la questione relativa al Portogallo, Regling si è detto «pronto» ad un’eventuale richiesta di aiuto.[/FONT]


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Posto anche qui, perchè è di interesse generale.
Come vedete la posizione dell'EFSF è, al momento, contraria ad un coinvolgimento dei privati nei processi di ristrutturazione del debito (e qui parliamo di senior bancari ...)
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lorixnt2

Hari Seldon's fan
:lol::lol::lol:

Ciao Methos

Io questo giornale non lo conosco. Per prima volta ho letto la sua esistenza qua.
Probabilmente dai al nome un significato strano.:lol:

Comunque tradotto significa «Svelamenti»

:ciao:

Questa è davvero carina Pyrinos. Hai perfettamente ragione. Le altre lingue occidentali hanno dato all'apocalissi un significato "apocalittico" :lol:. Il termine aletheia, invece, potrebbe essere visto come un "non nascondimento"? un a-lanthano? :)
 
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tommy271

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Greek Government To Simplify Foreign Investment In Border Areas



Ministries of Finance and Development have approved a draft law prepared by the Ministry of Defence that simplifies the licensing process of trade and investment in border areas, especially for citizens of countries that don’t belong to European Union.

According to Capital.gr sources, the Defence Ministry has proposed the revision of border areas and the amendment of relevant regulation regarding to commercial leases in order to be aligned with the Greek Commercial Leases Code.

However, the Ministry of Citizen Protection is expected to offer opposition, regarding the jurisdiction of the Hellenic National Intelligence Service and State Security in the approval of foreign investment.

Until recently, cases could be delayed for up to two years, but now the average time is reduced to six months.

Deputy Defence Minister P. Beglitis told Capital.gr that the ministry has proceeded with targeted interventions regarding speed and simplification of licensing procedures by amending the current legislation.

Until now, Greek and EU citizens wishing to engage in any commercial transaction in the border areas should obtain permission from a relevant committee, in which a Defence representative participates with veto rights.

Under the legislation, border areas are considered the prefectures of Florina, Thesprotia, Kastoria, Xanthi, Rodopi, Evros, Samos, Chios, Lesbos, Dodecanese, Kilkis. Also, Konitsa and Pogoni areas in Ioannina, Almopia and Edessa in Pella, Sintiki in Serres, Nevrokopi in Drama and the islands of Santorini and Skyros.

However, citizens outside EU must obtain a direct permission of Defence Minister upon recommendation of the Ministry’s qualified military and civilian staff, along with Hellenic National Intelligence Service and State Security.

In the draft bill, the border areas are revised and only Xanthi, Rodopi, Evros, Samos, Chios, Lesbos and Dodecanes remain, while Preveza is added. The licensing will continue to obtain be the political leadership of Defence Ministry.

For the rest border areas, the licenses will be issued by a regional five-member committee, with the permanent positive vote of Defence representative. This would shorten the required time to less than three months.

Moreover, the bill provided the expansion of commercial leases to twelve years from six so far.

(capital.gr)
 
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