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Pyrinos
Nuovo forumer
Sarebbe interessante sapere cosa si sono detti ?
Certo che sarebbe interessante sapere cosa si sono detti però io non ero presente.
Ne hanno lasciato un communicato stampa.
Alcuni giornali scrivono che in base di informazioni trapelate hanno parlato della
crisi economica internazionale e quella greca.
Soros ha constatato i sforzi fatti dalla Grecia ed è fiduzioso.
Tutto cio da informazioni trapelate che io personalmente non do impotanza.
Se si sapra qualcosa in piu lo postero, se arrivo prima di Tommy naturalmente.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Fronte Periferico sempre sotto tiro, su pressioni contrastanti.
I nostri greci hanno sforato di nuovo i conti del deficit/Pil per il 2010 da 9,4% a 10,5% (circa) per cui dovranno prendere ulteriori misure restrittive.
Ormai ci si gioca tutto sulla eventuale ripresa del PIL con la stagione estiva, altrimenti i margini iniziano a restringersi.
Ieri sono state smentite le ipotesi di "ristruttutrazione", parola quanto mai vaga e omnicomprensiva, trapelate tramite "Der Spiegel" su supposti contatti con funzionari FMI che spingerebbero in questa direzione.
Rimangono pure forti le pressioni sul Portogallo avviata verso le elezioni anticipate del 5 giugno.
La Spagna risente della situazione a Lisbona ma si difende bene, l'Italia recupera notevolmente riportandosi ai minimi del periodo insieme al Belgio che attende ancora un nuovo governo.
Grecia 938 pb. (942)
Irlanda 651 pb. (670)
Portogallo 549 pb. (540)
Spagna 191 pb. (193)
Italia 139 pb. (144)
Belgio 88 pb. (93)
I nostri greci hanno sforato di nuovo i conti del deficit/Pil per il 2010 da 9,4% a 10,5% (circa) per cui dovranno prendere ulteriori misure restrittive.
Ormai ci si gioca tutto sulla eventuale ripresa del PIL con la stagione estiva, altrimenti i margini iniziano a restringersi.
Ieri sono state smentite le ipotesi di "ristruttutrazione", parola quanto mai vaga e omnicomprensiva, trapelate tramite "Der Spiegel" su supposti contatti con funzionari FMI che spingerebbero in questa direzione.
Rimangono pure forti le pressioni sul Portogallo avviata verso le elezioni anticipate del 5 giugno.
La Spagna risente della situazione a Lisbona ma si difende bene, l'Italia recupera notevolmente riportandosi ai minimi del periodo insieme al Belgio che attende ancora un nuovo governo.
Grecia 938 pb. (942)
Irlanda 651 pb. (670)
Portogallo 549 pb. (540)
Spagna 191 pb. (193)
Italia 139 pb. (144)
Belgio 88 pb. (93)
tommy271
Forumer storico
PM receives George Soros
(ANA-MPA) -- Prime Minister George Papandreou on Monday held a meeting with well-known investor and financier George Soros, who visited the premier at his office in Parliament. The meeting was later attended by Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou.
No statements were made afterward, although sources said the meeting focused on the state of the global and European economies, especially in the eurozone, as well as the difficulties facing the Greek economy and developments in the wider region, especially in North Africa.
(ana.gr)
(ANA-MPA) -- Prime Minister George Papandreou on Monday held a meeting with well-known investor and financier George Soros, who visited the premier at his office in Parliament. The meeting was later attended by Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou.
No statements were made afterward, although sources said the meeting focused on the state of the global and European economies, especially in the eurozone, as well as the difficulties facing the Greek economy and developments in the wider region, especially in North Africa.
(ana.gr)
tommy271
Forumer storico
PM prepares to tough it out over new measures
Government prepares further revenue-raising steps ahead of key economic policy bills
A new raft of revenue-raising measures is being prepared by the government as Prime Minister George Papandreou prepares to endure two of the toughest months of his premiership.
As representatives of the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund arrived in Athens on Monday for their latest round of checks on how Greece is progressing with the targets it has been set, government sources let it be known that new measures will be unveiled soon.
These are likely to include a rise in road tax, the imposition of excise duties on non-alcoholic drinks and the transfer of some products from the 13 percent value-added tax bracket to 23 percent. In a bid to save money, the government will scrap more public organizations and will speed up the process of introducing an across-the-board wage structure in the civil service.
Finance Minister Giorgos Papaconstantinou said that there would not be anymore wage cuts in the public sector and that pensions would not be reduced either. He also ruled out the imposition of a one-off tax on wage earners.
The announcement of the measures is likely to trigger further discomfort within PASOK. Lawmakers from the ruling party have increasingly been voicing their concern over the past few weeks about the direction that the government’s economic policy is taking. Papandreou is likely to be concerned about the potentially volatile atmosphere in Parliament ahead of the government’s attempt to pass three key economic bills over the next two months.
First there is the midterm economic plan for the 2012-15 period, then the government will have to present its privatization program and lastly the national plan for growth.
PASOK MP Vassilis Exarchos summed up the mood in the Socialist party’s parliamentary group by saying that the deputies did not want to see the middle class burdened any further by extra measures.
Fellow lawmaker Panayiotis Kouroublis went as far as suggesting that the rules for the votes on these draft laws should be changed so that more than a simple majority is required for them to be passed by Parliament.
Papandreou met yesterday with international financier George Soros, who praised Greece’s efforts to get its economy back on track. Sources close to the prime minister stressed that Soros did not comment at all on the issue of debt restructuring.
ekathimerini.com , Monday April 4, 2011 (22:46)
Government prepares further revenue-raising steps ahead of key economic policy bills
As representatives of the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund arrived in Athens on Monday for their latest round of checks on how Greece is progressing with the targets it has been set, government sources let it be known that new measures will be unveiled soon.
These are likely to include a rise in road tax, the imposition of excise duties on non-alcoholic drinks and the transfer of some products from the 13 percent value-added tax bracket to 23 percent. In a bid to save money, the government will scrap more public organizations and will speed up the process of introducing an across-the-board wage structure in the civil service.
Finance Minister Giorgos Papaconstantinou said that there would not be anymore wage cuts in the public sector and that pensions would not be reduced either. He also ruled out the imposition of a one-off tax on wage earners.
The announcement of the measures is likely to trigger further discomfort within PASOK. Lawmakers from the ruling party have increasingly been voicing their concern over the past few weeks about the direction that the government’s economic policy is taking. Papandreou is likely to be concerned about the potentially volatile atmosphere in Parliament ahead of the government’s attempt to pass three key economic bills over the next two months.
First there is the midterm economic plan for the 2012-15 period, then the government will have to present its privatization program and lastly the national plan for growth.
PASOK MP Vassilis Exarchos summed up the mood in the Socialist party’s parliamentary group by saying that the deputies did not want to see the middle class burdened any further by extra measures.
Fellow lawmaker Panayiotis Kouroublis went as far as suggesting that the rules for the votes on these draft laws should be changed so that more than a simple majority is required for them to be passed by Parliament.
Papandreou met yesterday with international financier George Soros, who praised Greece’s efforts to get its economy back on track. Sources close to the prime minister stressed that Soros did not comment at all on the issue of debt restructuring.
ekathimerini.com , Monday April 4, 2011 (22:46)
tommy271
Forumer storico
Certo che sarebbe interessante sapere cosa si sono detti però io non ero presente.
Ne hanno lasciato un communicato stampa.
Alcuni giornali scrivono che in base di informazioni trapelate hanno parlato della
crisi economica internazionale e quella greca.
Soros ha constatato i sforzi fatti dalla Grecia ed è fiduzioso.
Tutto cio da informazioni trapelate che io personalmente non do impotanza.
Se si sapra qualcosa in piu lo postero, se arrivo prima di Tommy naturalmente.
La posizione di Soros è ambigua: da una parte dice che il costo degli "aiuti" risulta troppo alto per le economie periferiche e dall'altro dice che l'unione monetaria non ha futuro. Quindi possiamo ritornare tutti alle vecchie valute.
tommy271
Forumer storico
IMF chief backs Greece in not restructuring debt-UPDATE 1
http://addthis.com/bookmark.php?v=250&username=xa-4b3b289a78ad3f92 GREECE/IMF (UPDATE 1)
(Recasts with comment on Greece debt restructuring)
WASHINGTON, April 4 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund supports Greece's wishes to avoid a debt restructuring, the head of the IMF said on Monday.
In his first comments since a German magazine reported at the weekend that the IMF was quietly pushing Athens to restructure its debt, IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn dismissed the report.
"We are supporting the Greek government in its position that it doesn't want a restructuring of the debt..." Strauss-Kahn told students at George Washington University.
He said the challenge for Greece was to make its economy more competitive and restructuring the country's debt would not resolve that issue.
"To restore growth in Greece, you have to restore competitiveness. That is the real problem and what we've tried to address," he added.
Greece is implementing tough austerity measures and structural reforms in exchange for a 110 billion euro ($155.4 billion) rescue loan from the EU and the IMF.
But the IMF chief acknowledged that Greece could have been in a better situation if the IMF and the European Union were able to help earlier as the country battled a debt crisis last year.
"But for governance problems, political problems within the European Union, it took more time than necessary and of course, the later you do what you have to do the worse it is," Strauss-Kahn said.
The debt-choked country's 230 billion euro economy, in its third straight year of recession, is expected to contract 3.0 percent this year after a 4.5 percent slump in 2010.
http://addthis.com/bookmark.php?v=250&username=xa-4b3b289a78ad3f92 GREECE/IMF (UPDATE 1)
(Recasts with comment on Greece debt restructuring)
WASHINGTON, April 4 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund supports Greece's wishes to avoid a debt restructuring, the head of the IMF said on Monday.
In his first comments since a German magazine reported at the weekend that the IMF was quietly pushing Athens to restructure its debt, IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn dismissed the report.
"We are supporting the Greek government in its position that it doesn't want a restructuring of the debt..." Strauss-Kahn told students at George Washington University.
He said the challenge for Greece was to make its economy more competitive and restructuring the country's debt would not resolve that issue.
"To restore growth in Greece, you have to restore competitiveness. That is the real problem and what we've tried to address," he added.
Greece is implementing tough austerity measures and structural reforms in exchange for a 110 billion euro ($155.4 billion) rescue loan from the EU and the IMF.
But the IMF chief acknowledged that Greece could have been in a better situation if the IMF and the European Union were able to help earlier as the country battled a debt crisis last year.
"But for governance problems, political problems within the European Union, it took more time than necessary and of course, the later you do what you have to do the worse it is," Strauss-Kahn said.
The debt-choked country's 230 billion euro economy, in its third straight year of recession, is expected to contract 3.0 percent this year after a 4.5 percent slump in 2010.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Bond euro aprono in calo in scia a Treasuries, attesa per Bce
martedì 5 aprile 2011 08:53
LONDRA, 5 aprile (Reuters) - Apertura in flessione per i
futures Bund, in scia al calo dei Treasuries Usa delle ultime
ore, seguito ai commenti del presidente della Fed.
Ieri sera Ben Bernanke ha affermato che la banca centrale
Usa tiene sotto controlo l'inflazione, aggiungendo tuttavia che
il recente picco dei prezzi non dovrebbe essere destinato a
protrarsi.
"Bernanke è stato un po' meno colomba di quanto ci si
attendesse e i Treasuries ne hanno risentito, questa è la
ragione per cui i Bund stanno cedendo" spiega un trader. "Credo
che si galleggerà per due giorni, fino alla decisione della Bce.
Un rialzo di 25 punti base è già prezzato ma penso ci siano
buone possibilità per un altro ritocco in giugno o luglio che il
mercato non ha ancora prezzato".
Mentre sul fronte periferico si fanno i conti con il taglio
del rating sui bond portghesi da parte di Moody's - a Baa1 da A3
con outlook ancora negativo - sul mercato primario
l'appuntamento principale sarà l'operazione di swap proposta dal
Tesoro italiano. In offerta c'è il Btp agosto 2018 cedola 4,5%;
in concambio il Tesoro accetterà tre Btp a più breve scadenza
(febbraio 2012 cedola 5%, marzo 2012 cedola 3%, aprile 2012
cedola 4%) e due Cct (marzo 2014 e luglio 2016).
martedì 5 aprile 2011 08:53
LONDRA, 5 aprile (Reuters) - Apertura in flessione per i
futures Bund, in scia al calo dei Treasuries Usa delle ultime
ore, seguito ai commenti del presidente della Fed.
Ieri sera Ben Bernanke ha affermato che la banca centrale
Usa tiene sotto controlo l'inflazione, aggiungendo tuttavia che
il recente picco dei prezzi non dovrebbe essere destinato a
protrarsi.
"Bernanke è stato un po' meno colomba di quanto ci si
attendesse e i Treasuries ne hanno risentito, questa è la
ragione per cui i Bund stanno cedendo" spiega un trader. "Credo
che si galleggerà per due giorni, fino alla decisione della Bce.
Un rialzo di 25 punti base è già prezzato ma penso ci siano
buone possibilità per un altro ritocco in giugno o luglio che il
mercato non ha ancora prezzato".
Mentre sul fronte periferico si fanno i conti con il taglio
del rating sui bond portghesi da parte di Moody's - a Baa1 da A3
con outlook ancora negativo - sul mercato primario
l'appuntamento principale sarà l'operazione di swap proposta dal
Tesoro italiano. In offerta c'è il Btp agosto 2018 cedola 4,5%;
in concambio il Tesoro accetterà tre Btp a più breve scadenza
(febbraio 2012 cedola 5%, marzo 2012 cedola 3%, aprile 2012
cedola 4%) e due Cct (marzo 2014 e luglio 2016).
tommy271
Forumer storico
I TITOLI DEI GIORNALI:
The economy and prime minister George Papandreou's meeting on Monday with global financier George Soros, who purportedly urged a restructure of Greeece's debt, were the main front-page items in Athens' dailies on Tuesday.
ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "Athens a city of dilapidated neighborhoods".
AVGHI: "They're dividing the pupils into category A and B".
AVRIANI: "They're taking us off life support, speeding up the bankruptcy".
DIMOKRATIA: "Public sector - Storm on the horizon over new cuts government is preparing to announce".
ELEFTHEROS: "Conviction that Greece is heading towards bankruptcy cemented abroad".
ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Soros bomb on debt restructure".
ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "3 messages from George Soros".
ESTIA: "The citizens seeking hope".
ETHNOS: "New working hours in 8 public sector services".
IMERISSIA: "Double recommendation from George Soros".
KATHIMERINI: "Strauss-Kahn (IMF chief): Our target is to avert bankruptcy".
LOGOS: "Establishment of business in one day".
NAFTEMPORIKI: "The increase in interest rates (planned by the European Central Bank) a new threat for the market".
NIKI: "Tell the entire truth to the people"
RIZOSPASTIS: "Harsh sacrifices from the people to the benefit of capital, with the new measures".
TA NEA: " 'Withdrawal' of (old) hospitals, but founding of new ones too".
VRADYNI: "They're devastating the households".
(ana.gr)
The economy and prime minister George Papandreou's meeting on Monday with global financier George Soros, who purportedly urged a restructure of Greeece's debt, were the main front-page items in Athens' dailies on Tuesday.
ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "Athens a city of dilapidated neighborhoods".
AVGHI: "They're dividing the pupils into category A and B".
AVRIANI: "They're taking us off life support, speeding up the bankruptcy".
DIMOKRATIA: "Public sector - Storm on the horizon over new cuts government is preparing to announce".
ELEFTHEROS: "Conviction that Greece is heading towards bankruptcy cemented abroad".
ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Soros bomb on debt restructure".
ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "3 messages from George Soros".
ESTIA: "The citizens seeking hope".
ETHNOS: "New working hours in 8 public sector services".
IMERISSIA: "Double recommendation from George Soros".
KATHIMERINI: "Strauss-Kahn (IMF chief): Our target is to avert bankruptcy".
LOGOS: "Establishment of business in one day".
NAFTEMPORIKI: "The increase in interest rates (planned by the European Central Bank) a new threat for the market".
NIKI: "Tell the entire truth to the people"
RIZOSPASTIS: "Harsh sacrifices from the people to the benefit of capital, with the new measures".
TA NEA: " 'Withdrawal' of (old) hospitals, but founding of new ones too".
VRADYNI: "They're devastating the households".
(ana.gr)
tommy271
Forumer storico
Prime battute alla Borsa di Atene.
Situazione invariata per l'ASE a 1494 punti a + 0,12%, senza però riuscire a colmare le pesanti perdite dei giorni scorsi. Attualmente in rimbalzo tecnico.
Stabili i nostri spread intorno a 947 pb., sui minimi della giornata di ieri nel momento di max contrattazione.
Situazione invariata per l'ASE a 1494 punti a + 0,12%, senza però riuscire a colmare le pesanti perdite dei giorni scorsi. Attualmente in rimbalzo tecnico.
Stabili i nostri spread intorno a 947 pb., sui minimi della giornata di ieri nel momento di max contrattazione.
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