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Andre_Sant
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Papandreou intende presentare un pacchetto di misure finalizzate a risparmiare 23 miliardi di euro per portare il deficit statale all'1% nel 2015 da circa il 10% del 2010.
"Il piano sarà pronto nelle prossime settimane e sarà sottoposto all'esame del Parlamento", ha detto Papandreou al consiglio dei ministri. "Siamo determinati a cambiare".
Il primo ministro ha aggiunto che il pacchetto fiscale di medio termine sarà annunciato dopo Pasqua, il 24 Aprile.
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IL MARATONETA
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grazie ale per il tuo parere, che condivido in pieno; in questa europa o si affoga tutti o ci si salva tutti!...
naturalmente il tuo posto è fra i ragionevolmente positivi
IL MARATONETA
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e te brisico, che ne pensi? se invece che di economia si scrivesse di matematica, ti risponderei che la matematica non è una opinione, quindi il ragionamento non fa una piega. Ma in economia, possiamo ragionare sempre a rigor di logica?
tommy271
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Pimco: ECB Tightening Ups Default Chances In Weaker States
LONDON (Dow Jones)--The European Central Bank's move towards tightening monetary policy raises the risk of defaults in the euro zone's weaker states, Andrew Bosomworth, portfolio manager at Pimco, the world's largest bond manager, said Friday.
"The ECB and the European Commission are playing down the very real risk of default in peripheral countries, a risk likely to increase as the ECB normalizes its monetary policy operations," he said in a research note.
He cited inconsistencies in the approach used by the area's authorities.
"It is inconsistent, for example, to play down the risk of a default now while at the same time creating the European Stability Mechanism that will allow for sovereign debt restructuring in 2013. The risk of a default exists now," he said.
Bosomworth pointed to Greece in particular. The EUR110 billion bailout package for Greece assumes that the country will be able to borrow EUR40 billion from capital markets.
"But what will happen if the buyers for these bonds don't show up? The risk of default is real and if it is going to occur it is better to control the process than repeat the shambles that followed Lehman's collapse," Bosomworth said.
LONDON (Dow Jones)--The European Central Bank's move towards tightening monetary policy raises the risk of defaults in the euro zone's weaker states, Andrew Bosomworth, portfolio manager at Pimco, the world's largest bond manager, said Friday.
"The ECB and the European Commission are playing down the very real risk of default in peripheral countries, a risk likely to increase as the ECB normalizes its monetary policy operations," he said in a research note.
He cited inconsistencies in the approach used by the area's authorities.
"It is inconsistent, for example, to play down the risk of a default now while at the same time creating the European Stability Mechanism that will allow for sovereign debt restructuring in 2013. The risk of a default exists now," he said.
Bosomworth pointed to Greece in particular. The EUR110 billion bailout package for Greece assumes that the country will be able to borrow EUR40 billion from capital markets.
"But what will happen if the buyers for these bonds don't show up? The risk of default is real and if it is going to occur it is better to control the process than repeat the shambles that followed Lehman's collapse," Bosomworth said.
IL MARATONETA
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salve andre_sant, se ho ben capito viene rimandato a dopo pasqua il piano economico e il piano privatizzazioni; questo significa, secondo me, che il compito non era ben fatto e alla luce di quello che sta succedendo in questi giorni, ci saranno inserite altre misure, se si vorrà prendere la sufficienza...Grecia, nuovo piano riforma fiscale dopo Pasqua - PapandreouReuters - 15/04/2011 11:37:29ATENE, 15 aprile (Reuters) - La Grecia illusterà un nuovo piano su fisco e privatizzazioni nelle prossime settimane, ha detto il primo ministro George Papandreou, offrendo pochi dettagli su come saranno raggiunti gli obiettivi.
Papandreou intende presentare un pacchetto di misure finalizzate a risparmiare 23 miliardi di euro per portare il deficit statale all'1% nel 2015 da circa il 10% del 2010.
"Il piano sarà pronto nelle prossime settimane e sarà sottoposto all'esame del Parlamento", ha detto Papandreou al consiglio dei ministri. "Siamo determinati a cambiare".
Il primo ministro ha aggiunto che il pacchetto fiscale di medio termine sarà annunciato dopo Pasqua, il 24 Aprile.
Sul sito Reuters.com le altre notizie Reuters in italiano
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Alla luce di questo ragionamento, non lo giudico un fatto negativo perchè uscire senza misure adeguate alla situazione è meglio rimandare...
e tu andre_sant, come giudichi la situazione dei ggb?
Vet
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tommy271
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ECB Asks For Wage Reductions Of 10%
Greek banks will come into tough negotiations with the Bank of Greece and the Hellenic Federation of Bank Employee Unions (OTOE) next week, regarding the plans, which banks will submit to European Central Bank in May.
These documents concern both the plans of Greek banks’ “weaning” from ECB liquidity programs, which will determine the granting of additional €30b, and the obligations for cutting of operating costs. These obligations will change dramatically the working conditions in the banking sector ahead of the negotiations with OTOE for the signing of a new collective agreement.
While, the two sides are expected to meet next week, banking sources indicate that ECB has put Greek banks under pressure to proceed with cutting of costs by 10%. If an agreement is not reached in the next meeting, then the cutting will be forced later this year with a legislation. “There is no other way to preserve jobs”, said a banker.
OTOE does not share banks’ opinion, as it believes that the cutting of operating costs by 10% could be achieved though cuts in bonuses and salaries of the top officers.
A senior OTOE member told Capital.gr, there is a possibility of a 20% lowering of costs with cutting of “unsettled” costs, amounting to €500m annually.
This position presages that it would be difficult for bankers and bank employees to reach into an agreement.
According to Capital.gr sources, bankers will recommend cutting of 5% in salaries or slightly lower while safeguarding jobs. These reductions would probably be considered satisfactory by the ECB, as OTOE preserves jobs, while it could restore the previous situation after the crisis.
OTOE refers to profits of more than €60b over the last decade, and maintains its position against any reduction in wages, asking all unions not to sign any agreement. Asked by Capital.gr what will happen if negotiations reach an impasse, a senior member of OTOE said that the current agreement would apply as it happened in 1992.
(capital.gr)
Greek banks will come into tough negotiations with the Bank of Greece and the Hellenic Federation of Bank Employee Unions (OTOE) next week, regarding the plans, which banks will submit to European Central Bank in May.
These documents concern both the plans of Greek banks’ “weaning” from ECB liquidity programs, which will determine the granting of additional €30b, and the obligations for cutting of operating costs. These obligations will change dramatically the working conditions in the banking sector ahead of the negotiations with OTOE for the signing of a new collective agreement.
While, the two sides are expected to meet next week, banking sources indicate that ECB has put Greek banks under pressure to proceed with cutting of costs by 10%. If an agreement is not reached in the next meeting, then the cutting will be forced later this year with a legislation. “There is no other way to preserve jobs”, said a banker.
OTOE does not share banks’ opinion, as it believes that the cutting of operating costs by 10% could be achieved though cuts in bonuses and salaries of the top officers.
A senior OTOE member told Capital.gr, there is a possibility of a 20% lowering of costs with cutting of “unsettled” costs, amounting to €500m annually.
This position presages that it would be difficult for bankers and bank employees to reach into an agreement.
According to Capital.gr sources, bankers will recommend cutting of 5% in salaries or slightly lower while safeguarding jobs. These reductions would probably be considered satisfactory by the ECB, as OTOE preserves jobs, while it could restore the previous situation after the crisis.
OTOE refers to profits of more than €60b over the last decade, and maintains its position against any reduction in wages, asking all unions not to sign any agreement. Asked by Capital.gr what will happen if negotiations reach an impasse, a senior member of OTOE said that the current agreement would apply as it happened in 1992.
(capital.gr)
tommy271
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ASE Not Eased By Gov’t Announcements
The announcements by the Prime Minister George Papandreou did not provide any positive catalyst for an upward reaction in the Athens market, which is forced into further losses, despite the encouraging beginning of the session.
Banks also move in a declining mood, despite early profits of 2.17% during the first hour of the meeting.
Turnover remains at low levels, while FTSE20 shares post mixed signs.
“The market΄s short-term momentum remains purely negative, as witnessed through the pressure asserted all across the Athens board, with banking equities being in the epicenter of ask-side interest, following the return of the spread of GGBs on historically high levels”, said Pegasus Securities in its morning report.
Technically, Pegasus expects the General Index “to trade in the 1,460 - 1,500 units region, which consist today΄s 2nd support and pivot point respectively, considering that every ascending reaction currently seems as an opportunity to increase portfolio liquidity, even at current extremely underpriced levels”.
Kyprou Securities expects mid-term consolidation to continue on the ASE. It maintains it cautious stance not increasing its positions on the local stock exchange.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1,475.57 units, down 0.82%. Turnover stands at €44.6m, while a total amount of 35 shares rise, 93 decline and 34 remain unchanged.
Banks retreat by 1.57%, at 1,156.75. Alpha Bank and Hellenic Postbank fall by 2.81% and 2.47% respectively, while Eurobank declines by 2.27%. Piraeus Bank and National Bank post losses of 1.56% and 1.37% respectively.
(capital.gr)
The announcements by the Prime Minister George Papandreou did not provide any positive catalyst for an upward reaction in the Athens market, which is forced into further losses, despite the encouraging beginning of the session.
Banks also move in a declining mood, despite early profits of 2.17% during the first hour of the meeting.
Turnover remains at low levels, while FTSE20 shares post mixed signs.
“The market΄s short-term momentum remains purely negative, as witnessed through the pressure asserted all across the Athens board, with banking equities being in the epicenter of ask-side interest, following the return of the spread of GGBs on historically high levels”, said Pegasus Securities in its morning report.
Technically, Pegasus expects the General Index “to trade in the 1,460 - 1,500 units region, which consist today΄s 2nd support and pivot point respectively, considering that every ascending reaction currently seems as an opportunity to increase portfolio liquidity, even at current extremely underpriced levels”.
Kyprou Securities expects mid-term consolidation to continue on the ASE. It maintains it cautious stance not increasing its positions on the local stock exchange.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1,475.57 units, down 0.82%. Turnover stands at €44.6m, while a total amount of 35 shares rise, 93 decline and 34 remain unchanged.
Banks retreat by 1.57%, at 1,156.75. Alpha Bank and Hellenic Postbank fall by 2.81% and 2.47% respectively, while Eurobank declines by 2.27%. Piraeus Bank and National Bank post losses of 1.56% and 1.37% respectively.
(capital.gr)
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