ferdo
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no, perchè cmq gli aiuti sono a tempo così come il ritorno sui mercati e sempre che il piano con controlli trimestrali sia rispettato
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no, perchè cmq gli aiuti sono a tempo così come il ritorno sui mercati e sempre che il piano con controlli trimestrali sia rispettato
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tommy271
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Grecia, ristrutturazione debito non auspicabile - Banca centrale
lunedì 18 aprile 2011 11:35
ATENE, 18 aprile (Reuters) - Una ristrutturazione del debito greco penalizzerebbe banche e fondi pensioni, colpirebbe l'accesso ai mercati dei capitali e avrebbe un effetto catastrofico, ha detto il governatore della banca centrale del paese agli azionisti.
"La Banca di Grecia (BOGr.AT: Quotazione) ha spiegato con chiarezza dallo scorso ottobre che un'opzione di questo tipo non è necessaria e non è auspicabile", ha detto George Provopoulos.
Il governatore ha poi previsto che la recessione proseguirà quest'anno con una contrazione del Pil del 3% o leggermente maggiore.
lunedì 18 aprile 2011 11:35
ATENE, 18 aprile (Reuters) - Una ristrutturazione del debito greco penalizzerebbe banche e fondi pensioni, colpirebbe l'accesso ai mercati dei capitali e avrebbe un effetto catastrofico, ha detto il governatore della banca centrale del paese agli azionisti.
"La Banca di Grecia (BOGr.AT: Quotazione) ha spiegato con chiarezza dallo scorso ottobre che un'opzione di questo tipo non è necessaria e non è auspicabile", ha detto George Provopoulos.
Il governatore ha poi previsto che la recessione proseguirà quest'anno con una contrazione del Pil del 3% o leggermente maggiore.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Germania si aspetta rispetto accordi Ue malgrado voto Finlandia
lunedì 18 aprile 2011 12:36
BERLINO, 18 aprile (Reuters) - Il governo tedesco si aspetta che gli accordi Ue saranno mantenuti nonostante l'esito delle elezioni in Finlandia.
Lo ha detto il portavoce del governo Christoph Steegmans.
Il leader del partito anti-euro Veri Finlandesi, diventato il terzo partito della Finlandia dopo l'exploit elettorale di ieri, ha detto oggi di attendersi modifiche al piano di salvataggio finanziario dell'Unione europea per il Portogallo.
lunedì 18 aprile 2011 12:36
BERLINO, 18 aprile (Reuters) - Il governo tedesco si aspetta che gli accordi Ue saranno mantenuti nonostante l'esito delle elezioni in Finlandia.
Lo ha detto il portavoce del governo Christoph Steegmans.
Il leader del partito anti-euro Veri Finlandesi, diventato il terzo partito della Finlandia dopo l'exploit elettorale di ieri, ha detto oggi di attendersi modifiche al piano di salvataggio finanziario dell'Unione europea per il Portogallo.
tommy271
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G.Provopoulos: Debt Restructuring Neither Necessary Nor Desirable
Bank of Greece governor Giorgos Provopoulos said on Monday that recession may reach 3%, while unemployment rare may exceed 15%. Average annual inflation is expected to decelerate significantly to 3.25%, however, credit expansion will remain in negative territory.
Moreover, he expects improved competitiveness through a fall of inflation and drop of labour cost, while the deficit of current accounts will be below 9% of GDP.
Speaking at the general meeting of Bank of Greece shareholders, Giorgos Provopoulos repeated himself that a restructuring of Greek debt is neither necessary nor desirable, and cited that the crisis is not a result of the Memorandum of Understanding, but comes from the past growth pattern.
"The memorandum reduced the severity of the symptoms of the crisis”, the governor stated. Public debate and awareness of the causes of the crisis was scrappy and incomplete.
According to Giorgos Provopoulos, priorities of fiscal policy should be:
- The acceleration of reform in the public sector in order to reduce operational costs,
- Attracting of foreign investment,
- Improving of competitiveness by accelerating reforms,
- Exploiting of growth potential
Regarding banking system, the governor said that is has faced facing unprecedented challenges, and faced factors that affected its performance, in an environment of uncertainty.
“Greek banks should adjust their business model”, he said. Reorganization and mergers are successful when are launched with predictive capability, taking into account all the data as a result of a friendly negotiation, Giorgos Provopoulos concluded.
(capital.gr)
Bank of Greece governor Giorgos Provopoulos said on Monday that recession may reach 3%, while unemployment rare may exceed 15%. Average annual inflation is expected to decelerate significantly to 3.25%, however, credit expansion will remain in negative territory.
Moreover, he expects improved competitiveness through a fall of inflation and drop of labour cost, while the deficit of current accounts will be below 9% of GDP.
Speaking at the general meeting of Bank of Greece shareholders, Giorgos Provopoulos repeated himself that a restructuring of Greek debt is neither necessary nor desirable, and cited that the crisis is not a result of the Memorandum of Understanding, but comes from the past growth pattern.
"The memorandum reduced the severity of the symptoms of the crisis”, the governor stated. Public debate and awareness of the causes of the crisis was scrappy and incomplete.
According to Giorgos Provopoulos, priorities of fiscal policy should be:
- The acceleration of reform in the public sector in order to reduce operational costs,
- Attracting of foreign investment,
- Improving of competitiveness by accelerating reforms,
- Exploiting of growth potential
Regarding banking system, the governor said that is has faced facing unprecedented challenges, and faced factors that affected its performance, in an environment of uncertainty.
“Greek banks should adjust their business model”, he said. Reorganization and mergers are successful when are launched with predictive capability, taking into account all the data as a result of a friendly negotiation, Giorgos Provopoulos concluded.
(capital.gr)
tommy271
Forumer storico
ECB’s Makuch: Lot of work remains to be done in Greece
By Gerry Davies || April 18, 2011 at 10:17 GMT
“But theme is not restructuring just now.”
(Forexlive.com)
By Gerry Davies || April 18, 2011 at 10:17 GMT
“But theme is not restructuring just now.”
(Forexlive.com)
tommy271
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Greek Debt Restructuring Would Be "Disastrous" - Provopoulos
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- Greece's central bank chief said Monday that a restructuring of the country's giant public debt would have "disastrous consequences," and called on the government to step up the pace of its reform program.
"[A debt restructuring] is neither necessary nor desirable," Bank of Greece governor George Provopoulos said.
"It would have disastrous consequences for the access of the government and of Greek enterprises to international financial markets, as well as very negative effects on the assets of pension funds, banks and individuals holding Greek government securities."
His remarks, made at the bank's annual general meeting, come as investor concerns over such a restructuring continued to hit European financial markets Monday, weighing on the euro and government debt markets in early trade.
Provopoulos is also member of the European Central Bank's governing council.
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Le motivazioni per le quali i greci non farebbero default ...
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- Greece's central bank chief said Monday that a restructuring of the country's giant public debt would have "disastrous consequences," and called on the government to step up the pace of its reform program.
"[A debt restructuring] is neither necessary nor desirable," Bank of Greece governor George Provopoulos said.
"It would have disastrous consequences for the access of the government and of Greek enterprises to international financial markets, as well as very negative effects on the assets of pension funds, banks and individuals holding Greek government securities."
His remarks, made at the bank's annual general meeting, come as investor concerns over such a restructuring continued to hit European financial markets Monday, weighing on the euro and government debt markets in early trade.
Provopoulos is also member of the European Central Bank's governing council.
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Le motivazioni per le quali i greci non farebbero default ...
ferdo
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l'euro sta per perdere 1,43 - cmq è già sceso ben bene
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