Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1 (10 lettori)
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tommy271
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La quantità era più elevata del solito, il risultato è ampiamente entro le aspettative.
Come dici tu, poteva anche andare peggio (visto l'asta portoghese ...) ma non poteva andare meglio viste le quotazioni sul secondario e il dibattito di questi ultimi giorni sulla "ristrutturazione".
Accontentiamoci di rimanere entro il tasso pagato alla Troika.
Positiva invece la partecipazione dall'estero che rappresenta la metà dei bond assegnati.
tommy271
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OFFICIAL-CORRECTED-Greece sells 1.625 bln eur T-bills
Tue Apr 12, 2011 5:38am EDT
(Corrects final paragraph after debt agency revised foreign takeup figure to about 41 percent from about 50 percent)
ATHENS, April 12 (Reuters) - Greece's Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) sold 1.625 billion euros ($2.34 billion) of 6-month T-bills on Tuesday, with the yield rising by 5 basis points compared to a previous March auction.
The sale was well covered with the bid-cover ratio at 3.81 versus 3.6 in the previous auction. Greece paid a yield of 4.80 percent, up from 4.75 percent in the March 8 auction, the debt agency said.
Foreigners bought about 41 percent of the issue, PDMA chief Petros Christodoulou told Reuters.
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La partecipazione degli investitori esteri non è al 50% ma al 41%.
Si tratta sempre di una partecipazione di tutto rispetto ...
Tue Apr 12, 2011 5:38am EDT
(Corrects final paragraph after debt agency revised foreign takeup figure to about 41 percent from about 50 percent)
ATHENS, April 12 (Reuters) - Greece's Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) sold 1.625 billion euros ($2.34 billion) of 6-month T-bills on Tuesday, with the yield rising by 5 basis points compared to a previous March auction.
The sale was well covered with the bid-cover ratio at 3.81 versus 3.6 in the previous auction. Greece paid a yield of 4.80 percent, up from 4.75 percent in the March 8 auction, the debt agency said.
Foreigners bought about 41 percent of the issue, PDMA chief Petros Christodoulou told Reuters.
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La partecipazione degli investitori esteri non è al 50% ma al 41%.
Si tratta sempre di una partecipazione di tutto rispetto ...
russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
no stai sbagliando, categoria iena da assaltoo avvoltoio alla posta
Finchè và bene
....potrebbe anche prima o dopo andarmi male ....ma và...questo film mi sembra già di averlo visto ...un paio di volte
Ferdo, ho ricevuto questa foto di russiabond, dopo aver abbandonato la nostra nave..
la ragazza è austriaca e pure il laghetto
Su quello ci puoi scommettere ....azzeccato in pieno
EDESMO
GGB: Est!, Est?, Est.....
i 1625 milioni in asta oggi, saranno utili per estinguere sia i 960 annuali (ora 1007) del 13 aprile 2010, sia i 1440 semestrali (ora 1475) del 12 ottobre 2010, sia gli 800 trimestrali (ora 808) del 18 gennaio 2011
entro aprile devono "tirare fuori" 3290 milioni (1007+1475+808)
se ne hanno collocato solo una metà, devo dedurre che dispongono già dell'altra metà e quindi stanno riducendo gli importi di debito?
entro aprile devono "tirare fuori" 3290 milioni (1007+1475+808)
se ne hanno collocato solo una metà, devo dedurre che dispongono già dell'altra metà e quindi stanno riducendo gli importi di debito?
tommy271
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tommy271
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Cyprus finmin says has full confidence in Greece
NICOSIA, April 12 | Tue Apr 12, 2011 5:36am EDT
NICOSIA, April 12 (Reuters) - Cyprus has full confidence that Greece is taking all the right steps to fully meet its obligations to bond holders, Cypriot Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis said on Tuesday.
Rating agency Standard and Poor's estimates that the island's banks hold some 6.5 billion euros in Greek sovereign and bank debt. The agency recently downgraded Cyprus's sovereign rating because of the exposure, which it said carried a risk from potential for a Greek debt restructuring.
NICOSIA, April 12 | Tue Apr 12, 2011 5:36am EDT
NICOSIA, April 12 (Reuters) - Cyprus has full confidence that Greece is taking all the right steps to fully meet its obligations to bond holders, Cypriot Finance Minister Charilaos Stavrakis said on Tuesday.
Rating agency Standard and Poor's estimates that the island's banks hold some 6.5 billion euros in Greek sovereign and bank debt. The agency recently downgraded Cyprus's sovereign rating because of the exposure, which it said carried a risk from potential for a Greek debt restructuring.
tommy271
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Greek Stocks Attempt To Regain 1,500 Units
Athens market reacts nervously on Tuesday after the General Index recorded cumulative losses of 3.89% in the previous two meetings.
In its attempt to regain 1,500, the General Index is helped by the profits of banks, which fluctuate into a margin of 53 units or 4.4%.
“The market will most probably reiterate the negative sign, while volumes are expected to be at the same, more or less, levels”, said Marfin Analysis in its morning report, while Kyprou Securities remains cautious on the ASE expecting further potential drop. “However, investors with higher than average appetite for risk can gradually, slowly and cautiously build a small position on the ASE at the current price level”, Kyprou adds.
Eurobank Equities comments that the market sentiment remains largely unchanged and in the absence of any market moving news flow, ASE would probably trade around current levels with low trading volumes.
Pegasus Securities notes that the market not only retains its negative trend,” but more importantly, accelerates its descending dynamic, as talks over a possible restructuring of Greece΄s international bailout gain momentum.”
“The negative mix of both macro and corporate news clearly misses a positive catalyst that could alter the market΄s direction, even on a short-term basis”, Pegasus adds.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1,502.77 units, up 0.73% on a turnover of €33m, while a total amount of 76 shares rise, 56 decline and 33 remain unchanged.
Banks moved upwards by 1.99%, at 1,223.76 units. Bank of Cyprus and Hellenic Postbank gain 3.75% and 3.49% respectively, while Eurobank, Piraeus Bank and Alpha Bank post profits of 1.69%, 1.52% and 1.35% respectively.
(capital.gr)
Athens market reacts nervously on Tuesday after the General Index recorded cumulative losses of 3.89% in the previous two meetings.
In its attempt to regain 1,500, the General Index is helped by the profits of banks, which fluctuate into a margin of 53 units or 4.4%.
“The market will most probably reiterate the negative sign, while volumes are expected to be at the same, more or less, levels”, said Marfin Analysis in its morning report, while Kyprou Securities remains cautious on the ASE expecting further potential drop. “However, investors with higher than average appetite for risk can gradually, slowly and cautiously build a small position on the ASE at the current price level”, Kyprou adds.
Eurobank Equities comments that the market sentiment remains largely unchanged and in the absence of any market moving news flow, ASE would probably trade around current levels with low trading volumes.
Pegasus Securities notes that the market not only retains its negative trend,” but more importantly, accelerates its descending dynamic, as talks over a possible restructuring of Greece΄s international bailout gain momentum.”
“The negative mix of both macro and corporate news clearly misses a positive catalyst that could alter the market΄s direction, even on a short-term basis”, Pegasus adds.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1,502.77 units, up 0.73% on a turnover of €33m, while a total amount of 76 shares rise, 56 decline and 33 remain unchanged.
Banks moved upwards by 1.99%, at 1,223.76 units. Bank of Cyprus and Hellenic Postbank gain 3.75% and 3.49% respectively, while Eurobank, Piraeus Bank and Alpha Bank post profits of 1.69%, 1.52% and 1.35% respectively.
(capital.gr)
tommy271
Forumer storico
Eurobank: Stress Tests No Problem For Greek Banks
Eurobank’s Deputy CEO Nikos Karamouzis said that he would not expect any Greek bank to have problems passing the forthcoming stress tests, according to a Proton Bank report.
He also noted that the outflows of deposits outside Greece have stopped since last September.
Additionally, Nikos Karamouzis said he is not against M&A, however such actions should not be considered panacea.
(capital.gr)
Eurobank’s Deputy CEO Nikos Karamouzis said that he would not expect any Greek bank to have problems passing the forthcoming stress tests, according to a Proton Bank report.
He also noted that the outflows of deposits outside Greece have stopped since last September.
Additionally, Nikos Karamouzis said he is not against M&A, however such actions should not be considered panacea.
(capital.gr)
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