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tommy271
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Borsa Atene: Ase chiude a -0,2%, timori su decisioni Bce
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase di Atene chiude la settima seduta consecutiva in calo a -0,2% a quota 1489,46 punti.
I timori di un possibile innalzamento dei tassi da parte della Bce in settimana e i dubbi circa la capacita' del governo di risollevare le precarie finanza pubbliche greche pesano sul listino locale.
Tra le blue-chip, Nbg e Opap cedono rispettivamente l'1% e lo 0,8%.
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase di Atene chiude la settima seduta consecutiva in calo a -0,2% a quota 1489,46 punti.
I timori di un possibile innalzamento dei tassi da parte della Bce in settimana e i dubbi circa la capacita' del governo di risollevare le precarie finanza pubbliche greche pesano sul listino locale.
Tra le blue-chip, Nbg e Opap cedono rispettivamente l'1% e lo 0,8%.
tommy271
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Greek Market Declines Further On Thin Turnover
For the first time since November 2010, Athens Stocks completed a seven-session downward streak.
Banks also ended in negative territory on Tuesday, after a fluctuation into a margin of 31 points of 2.61%, while total turnover remained disappointingly thin as it didn’t exceed €80m.
Market analysts comment that the domestic market is “trapped” in Greek economy’s problems, regarding the insufficiency of revenues and spending cuts that finally led to another revision of state deficit in 2010.
As they note, this allows hearsay to determine the markets course, while April 15 is considered a landmark date, when Greek government is expected to announce its privatization package.
Analysts also add that the Athens Stock Exchange remains largely abstracted from foreign markets, which are expected to focus on the Q1 2011 results of U.S. public listed companies. New year highs shouldn’t be ruled out, if estimates are confirmed.
Merit Securities noted that market’s continued failure to find a solid support level would cause further concern about relapse into new year lows. It added that the next support level are placed at 1,480 and 1,450 units, while only the break of 1,550 units could presage an upward reaction.
"That European markets are down doesn΄t help, while there is also a general mood of pessimism about Greece that lingers," a research director told Dow Jones Newswires. "There is a feeling that Greece won΄t be able to fix its finances."
Across the board, the General Index ended at 1,489.46 units, down 0.20%, after a fluctuation into a margin of 22 units or 1.45%. Approximately 20.7 million units worth €79.9m were traded on Tuesday, while a total amount of 82 shares declined, 68 rose and 133 remained unchanged.
Banks recorded small losses of 0.14%, at 1,193.54 units, with the profits of Bank of Cyprus (3.28%) standing out. Marfin Popular Bank, Attica Bank and Hellenic Postbank followed with gains of 1.18%, 1.03% and 0.64% respectively. Alpha Bank, Proton and ATEbank remained unchanged, while Geniki Bank and Piraeus Bank fell by 2.92% and 2.29% respectively. National Bank and Eurobank declined by 1.00% and 0.98% respectively.
(capital.gr)
For the first time since November 2010, Athens Stocks completed a seven-session downward streak.
Banks also ended in negative territory on Tuesday, after a fluctuation into a margin of 31 points of 2.61%, while total turnover remained disappointingly thin as it didn’t exceed €80m.
Market analysts comment that the domestic market is “trapped” in Greek economy’s problems, regarding the insufficiency of revenues and spending cuts that finally led to another revision of state deficit in 2010.
As they note, this allows hearsay to determine the markets course, while April 15 is considered a landmark date, when Greek government is expected to announce its privatization package.
Analysts also add that the Athens Stock Exchange remains largely abstracted from foreign markets, which are expected to focus on the Q1 2011 results of U.S. public listed companies. New year highs shouldn’t be ruled out, if estimates are confirmed.
Merit Securities noted that market’s continued failure to find a solid support level would cause further concern about relapse into new year lows. It added that the next support level are placed at 1,480 and 1,450 units, while only the break of 1,550 units could presage an upward reaction.
"That European markets are down doesn΄t help, while there is also a general mood of pessimism about Greece that lingers," a research director told Dow Jones Newswires. "There is a feeling that Greece won΄t be able to fix its finances."
Across the board, the General Index ended at 1,489.46 units, down 0.20%, after a fluctuation into a margin of 22 units or 1.45%. Approximately 20.7 million units worth €79.9m were traded on Tuesday, while a total amount of 82 shares declined, 68 rose and 133 remained unchanged.
Banks recorded small losses of 0.14%, at 1,193.54 units, with the profits of Bank of Cyprus (3.28%) standing out. Marfin Popular Bank, Attica Bank and Hellenic Postbank followed with gains of 1.18%, 1.03% and 0.64% respectively. Alpha Bank, Proton and ATEbank remained unchanged, while Geniki Bank and Piraeus Bank fell by 2.92% and 2.29% respectively. National Bank and Eurobank declined by 1.00% and 0.98% respectively.
(capital.gr)
tommy271
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Minister of State Pampoukis Presents Economy to Asian Markets
Posted on 05 April 2011 by Anastasia Miskedaki
A very nice presentation of the Greek economy in Asian markets is being prepared with stable and very careful steps. According to information, Minister of State, Harris Pampoukis is leading the whole case which will be completed during the summer. The basic goal of Greece is to encourage China. Mr. Pampoukis plans to negotiate with China Investment Bank, which is one of the biggest international investment banks.
(greekreporter.gr)
Posted on 05 April 2011 by Anastasia Miskedaki
A very nice presentation of the Greek economy in Asian markets is being prepared with stable and very careful steps. According to information, Minister of State, Harris Pampoukis is leading the whole case which will be completed during the summer. The basic goal of Greece is to encourage China. Mr. Pampoukis plans to negotiate with China Investment Bank, which is one of the biggest international investment banks.
(greekreporter.gr)
tommy271
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Papandreou Receives George Soros at Parliament
Posted on 05 April 2011 by Apostolos Papapostolou
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. 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.
George Soros also revealed that Greece has the support of U.S. President Barrack Obama. Soros cited the recent visit of Finance Secretary Timothy Geithner to Berlin shortly before the EU summit in March and said: “The Obama administration want to save Greece.”
(greekreporter.gr)
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Qualche indiscrezione sull'incontro.
Posted on 05 April 2011 by Apostolos Papapostolou
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. 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.
George Soros also revealed that Greece has the support of U.S. President Barrack Obama. Soros cited the recent visit of Finance Secretary Timothy Geithner to Berlin shortly before the EU summit in March and said: “The Obama administration want to save Greece.”
(greekreporter.gr)
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Qualche indiscrezione sull'incontro.
tommy271
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Grecia: compagnie crocieristiche esortate ad investire in infrastrutture portuali
Tuesday, 05 April 2011 16:28
La Grecia esorta le compagnie che operano nel settore delle crociere ad investire nelle infrastrutture dei porti greci, nell´ambito degli sforzi che puntano a raccogliere circa un miliardo di euro in più all´anno nel settore del turismo marittimo.
Nel corso del 2010, la Grecia ha eliminato le cosiddette ´restrizioni al cabotaggio´, che richiedevano alla navi non UE operanti nelle acque greche di utilizzare personale ellenico. Tale iniziativa permetterà alla Grecia di raccogliere un miliardo di euro in più all´anno nel settore, stando alle stime del Ministero dell´Economia. Il Ministro degli Affari Marittimi Yiannis Dimantidis ha recente affermato, in occasione della Seatrade Cruise Shipping Exhibition, tenutasi a Miami lo scorso 18 marzo (stando a quanto riportato sul sito del Ministero) che i piani di investimento nel settore potranno essere portati avanti attraverso il modello ´Fast Track´, al fine di superare ritardi e ostacoli di ordine burocratico.
La Grecia vuole inoltre che cresca il numero di compagnie di crociera che utilizzino i moli ellenici: l´obbiettivo, per il solo porto del Pireo, è di portare 189 navi l´anno, con un incremento del 20 per cento. Il Governo si è inoltre impegnato a tagliare di un quinto le commissioni di carico passeggeri se il personale di una nave è greco per almeno l´1 per cento e di un ulteriore 7 per cento in cambio dell´inclusione di altri scali ellenici nell´itinerario.
Il Turismo è la maggiore industria greca: nel 2011 si prevede che rappresenterà il 16 per cento del PIL e il 20 per cento degli occupati.
Marcello Berlich
(portalino.it)
Tuesday, 05 April 2011 16:28
La Grecia esorta le compagnie che operano nel settore delle crociere ad investire nelle infrastrutture dei porti greci, nell´ambito degli sforzi che puntano a raccogliere circa un miliardo di euro in più all´anno nel settore del turismo marittimo.
Nel corso del 2010, la Grecia ha eliminato le cosiddette ´restrizioni al cabotaggio´, che richiedevano alla navi non UE operanti nelle acque greche di utilizzare personale ellenico. Tale iniziativa permetterà alla Grecia di raccogliere un miliardo di euro in più all´anno nel settore, stando alle stime del Ministero dell´Economia. Il Ministro degli Affari Marittimi Yiannis Dimantidis ha recente affermato, in occasione della Seatrade Cruise Shipping Exhibition, tenutasi a Miami lo scorso 18 marzo (stando a quanto riportato sul sito del Ministero) che i piani di investimento nel settore potranno essere portati avanti attraverso il modello ´Fast Track´, al fine di superare ritardi e ostacoli di ordine burocratico.
La Grecia vuole inoltre che cresca il numero di compagnie di crociera che utilizzino i moli ellenici: l´obbiettivo, per il solo porto del Pireo, è di portare 189 navi l´anno, con un incremento del 20 per cento. Il Governo si è inoltre impegnato a tagliare di un quinto le commissioni di carico passeggeri se il personale di una nave è greco per almeno l´1 per cento e di un ulteriore 7 per cento in cambio dell´inclusione di altri scali ellenici nell´itinerario.
Il Turismo è la maggiore industria greca: nel 2011 si prevede che rappresenterà il 16 per cento del PIL e il 20 per cento degli occupati.
Marcello Berlich
(portalino.it)
tommy271
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CRISI: CAMPANE A MORTO PER TITOLI DI STATO GRECIA, IRLANDA E PORTOGALLO
(ASCA) - Roma, 5 apr - Campane a morto sul debito pubblico di Grecia, Irlanda e Portogallo.
Nonostante, gli aiuti finanziari di Ue e Fmi ad Atene e Dublino, e quelli sempre piu' probabili verso Lisbona, non si nota alcun miglioramento per i titoli di stato di queste nazioni. Non sono serviti nemmeno gli interventi della Bce, in 10 mesi Francoforte ha speso 76 miliardi per acquistare i titoli di stato dei paesi in crisi. Il mercato, invece di riprendersi, e' diventato illiquido con i prezzi in caduta libera. Domanda e offerta sono oramai lontanissime.
I titoli di stato decennali del Portogallo sono quotati dai market-maker con un prezzo di vendita a 64,66 euro (rendimento 8,27%) e un prezzo di acquisto di 70,67% (rendimento 9,46%). La differenza tra il prezzo di vendita e quello di acquisto e' di 301 punti base. In un mercato normale questa differenza oscilla generalmente tra 1 e 15 punti base.
Stessa musica per il decennale dell'Irlanda: prezzo di vendita a 68,87 (rendimento 10,26%), prezzo di acquisto 73,03 (9,40%). Per la Grecia si viaggia a 64,89 (rendimento 13,29%) e 67,87 (rendimento 12,24%).
''Nei fatti si tratta di mercati illiquidi. Si sta spaccando l'Unione monetaria. Politici e banchieri centrali hanno sempre escluso questo scenario, il mercato lo ha invece immortalato nei prezzi'', spiega un operatore dell'obbligazionario.
Da un parte un gruppo di paesi che per finanziarsi a 10 anni paga dal 3,37% della Germania al 5,29% della Spagna, passando per il 4,87% dell'Italia.
Dall'altra una pattuglia di disperati, Grecia, Irlanda e Portogallo che, a causa dei tassi di interesse elevatissimi, non hanno piu' accesso al mercato del debito pubblico in euro, come essere fuori dall'unione monetaria.
(ASCA) - Roma, 5 apr - Campane a morto sul debito pubblico di Grecia, Irlanda e Portogallo.
Nonostante, gli aiuti finanziari di Ue e Fmi ad Atene e Dublino, e quelli sempre piu' probabili verso Lisbona, non si nota alcun miglioramento per i titoli di stato di queste nazioni. Non sono serviti nemmeno gli interventi della Bce, in 10 mesi Francoforte ha speso 76 miliardi per acquistare i titoli di stato dei paesi in crisi. Il mercato, invece di riprendersi, e' diventato illiquido con i prezzi in caduta libera. Domanda e offerta sono oramai lontanissime.
I titoli di stato decennali del Portogallo sono quotati dai market-maker con un prezzo di vendita a 64,66 euro (rendimento 8,27%) e un prezzo di acquisto di 70,67% (rendimento 9,46%). La differenza tra il prezzo di vendita e quello di acquisto e' di 301 punti base. In un mercato normale questa differenza oscilla generalmente tra 1 e 15 punti base.
Stessa musica per il decennale dell'Irlanda: prezzo di vendita a 68,87 (rendimento 10,26%), prezzo di acquisto 73,03 (9,40%). Per la Grecia si viaggia a 64,89 (rendimento 13,29%) e 67,87 (rendimento 12,24%).
''Nei fatti si tratta di mercati illiquidi. Si sta spaccando l'Unione monetaria. Politici e banchieri centrali hanno sempre escluso questo scenario, il mercato lo ha invece immortalato nei prezzi'', spiega un operatore dell'obbligazionario.
Da un parte un gruppo di paesi che per finanziarsi a 10 anni paga dal 3,37% della Germania al 5,29% della Spagna, passando per il 4,87% dell'Italia.
Dall'altra una pattuglia di disperati, Grecia, Irlanda e Portogallo che, a causa dei tassi di interesse elevatissimi, non hanno piu' accesso al mercato del debito pubblico in euro, come essere fuori dall'unione monetaria.
tommy271
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Ministers of 4 EU countries express concern over impact of illegal migration on public health
VIENNA (ANA-MPA - D. Dimitrakoudis) Four European Union ministers - among them Greek Health Minister Andreas Loverdos - on Tuesday asked the European Commission to take the necessary action to safeguard public health from the dangers posed by illegal migrants.
The issue was raised by the health ministers of Greece, Cyprus, Spain and Italy at an informal meeting of EU health ministers held in Budapest.
Noting the links between public health and illegal migration, the minister expressed concern about the repercussions of uncontrolled migration on public health due to the "very different epidemiological profile" of the populations arriving to those of the EU.
They call for measures to assist countries receiving large numbers of illegal migrants, in collaboration with the European Centre for the Prevention and Control of Diseases and the European bureau of the World Health Organisation.
The four ministers also note that a meeting in Rome on April 13 on this issue will be useful for launching such cooperation.
(ana.gr)
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Una volta c'erano i "Magistrati della salute pubblica".
In epoche pestilenziali, erano quelli che avevano più potere. Un gradino sotto a Principi e Duchi.
VIENNA (ANA-MPA - D. Dimitrakoudis) Four European Union ministers - among them Greek Health Minister Andreas Loverdos - on Tuesday asked the European Commission to take the necessary action to safeguard public health from the dangers posed by illegal migrants.
The issue was raised by the health ministers of Greece, Cyprus, Spain and Italy at an informal meeting of EU health ministers held in Budapest.
Noting the links between public health and illegal migration, the minister expressed concern about the repercussions of uncontrolled migration on public health due to the "very different epidemiological profile" of the populations arriving to those of the EU.
They call for measures to assist countries receiving large numbers of illegal migrants, in collaboration with the European Centre for the Prevention and Control of Diseases and the European bureau of the World Health Organisation.
The four ministers also note that a meeting in Rome on April 13 on this issue will be useful for launching such cooperation.
(ana.gr)
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Una volta c'erano i "Magistrati della salute pubblica".
In epoche pestilenziali, erano quelli che avevano più potere. Un gradino sotto a Principi e Duchi.
tommy271
Forumer storico
FinMin: Gov't steadfast on reform
(ANA-MPA) -- The government will continue the implementation of a fiscal adjustment programme with consistency and determination, Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou told an international venture capital forum that opened in Athens on Tuesday.
Papaconstantinou told the opening session of the two-day 11th International Venture Capital and Private Equity Forum that the Greek government will continue its fiscal adjustment program, reducing the mistakes and missed targets that are inevitable in such an effort.
The finance minister also spoke of the "doom-sayers" that do not correctly interpret and do not give solutions to the problems, warning that all other paths proposed lead only to bankruptcy and impasses.
Greece, he said, is at a turning point in which recovery has begun, exports were posting a significant increase, and a recovery was also observed in business confidence.
The Greek society is not disposed to listening to easy solutions, he added.
(ana.gr)
(ANA-MPA) -- The government will continue the implementation of a fiscal adjustment programme with consistency and determination, Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou told an international venture capital forum that opened in Athens on Tuesday.
Papaconstantinou told the opening session of the two-day 11th International Venture Capital and Private Equity Forum that the Greek government will continue its fiscal adjustment program, reducing the mistakes and missed targets that are inevitable in such an effort.
The finance minister also spoke of the "doom-sayers" that do not correctly interpret and do not give solutions to the problems, warning that all other paths proposed lead only to bankruptcy and impasses.
Greece, he said, is at a turning point in which recovery has begun, exports were posting a significant increase, and a recovery was also observed in business confidence.
The Greek society is not disposed to listening to easy solutions, he added.
(ana.gr)
tommy271
Forumer storico
Samaras tours local shopping district
(ANA-MPA) -- Main opposition New Democracy (ND) leader Antonis Samaras on Tuesday toured the main shopping district in the greater Athens area municipality of Nea Ionia, where he was briefed by shopowners and local residents on the problems they face, as well as business owners' complaints over the economic downturn.
Samaras called on the government to "finally comprehend the problems that exist" and to proceed with a change of policy.
Consumers, he said, have stopped going to the shops. "The situation has reached the point of no return, and I wonder what needs to happen for the government to realise this and change its heartless economic policy, which is creating this deficit in social cohesion".
"The Greek society has been deeply wounded," Samaras said, and urged the people to support their local societies and local markets.
(ana.gr)
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L'opposizione di centrodestra.
(ANA-MPA) -- Main opposition New Democracy (ND) leader Antonis Samaras on Tuesday toured the main shopping district in the greater Athens area municipality of Nea Ionia, where he was briefed by shopowners and local residents on the problems they face, as well as business owners' complaints over the economic downturn.
Samaras called on the government to "finally comprehend the problems that exist" and to proceed with a change of policy.
Consumers, he said, have stopped going to the shops. "The situation has reached the point of no return, and I wonder what needs to happen for the government to realise this and change its heartless economic policy, which is creating this deficit in social cohesion".
"The Greek society has been deeply wounded," Samaras said, and urged the people to support their local societies and local markets.
(ana.gr)
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L'opposizione di centrodestra.
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