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Airport tax cut for winter flights to Athens






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Faced with an ongoing economic recession and soaring unemployment, the prime minister announced measures to help enterprises late on Wednesday, in response to a number of specific market demands.
George Papandreou stated that third-party levies on ferry tickets are to be abolished, as agreed upon by the maritime affairs minister and coastal shippers a day earlier, and that the airport tax for a number of flights to Athens during the winter season will be reduced.
He also announced the creation of a new tourism product to be offered exclusively by four- and five-star hotels, as well as that the hotel classification system will be subject to change.
Addressing a general meeting of the Association of Greek Tourism Enterprises (SETE) in Athens, the prime minister said the government is to go ahead with revising the issue of copyright so as to avoid problems in the business world and will reduce social security contributions for entrepreneurs who pay them in full and on time.
"We will not emerge from the crisis through a magic recipe, but through major changes and reforms,» Papandreou stressed in his address.
He added that the government is also considering the creation of a special agency to handle and license tourism investment initiatives that cannot join the Fast Track process.
On Thursday the Environment, Energy and Climate Change Ministry announced electricity rate cuts for commercial and industrial enterprises on the medium-voltage network, following a recommendation by the Regulatory Authority for Energy.
The ministry explained that the decision was taken in view of the economic problems being faced by a number of companies. The rate cuts will apply to bills that will be issued from June 1.






ekathimerini.com , Thursday May 5, 2011 (17:16)

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Politiche di rilancio per il settore del Turismo.
 
Trichet rules out debt haircut



ECB chief calls on Greece to stick to streamlining program, which will restore its credibility




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Greece should stick to the terms of memorandum it has signed with its creditors religiously, European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet stressed on Thursday, while brushing aside any suggestion of a Greek debt restructuring.
“I was quite clear in my message about fiscal adjustment. It [applies to] all countries [concerned] and of course Greece, too,” Trichet said. “The key to credibility remains the strict application of the fiscal adjustment. We have a plan. We apply the plan and [restructuring] is not part of the plan,” he continued.
“What we consider important is the effort for fiscal streamlining and there is a fiscal plan that we are asking to be applied,” the ECB head added.
Sources suggest that the ECB has made it known to all concerned that if any form of debt restructuring is decided upon, it will stop accepting Greek bonds, which banks use to obtain funding. Asked what the possible damage would be to the ECB from a possible debt restructuring within the eurozone, Trichet countered that “this is not the problem.”
Athens was happy to hear yesterday that the ECB will not raise interest rates as fast as the market had expected.
The Inner Cabinet decided yesterday that the midterm financial stability program will be tabled in Parliament by May 18. “All parliamentary procedures will be followed and it will be voted with a simple majority,” government spokesman Giorgos Petalotis said.
Apostolos Tamvakakis, managing director of National Bank of Greece, told entrepreneurs and clients at Ioannina that “a debt haircut does not constitute an alternative because it would signify the country’s destruction, taking it back decades.”
He added that “such discussions do not do any good” and proposed that “what we should do is focus our efforts on the fiscal adjustment and reform of the country’s economy.” He then estimated that “we can and we should succeed; we will make it.”
In Germany, Der Spiegel magazine argued on Thursday that Portugal should avoid Greece’s errors, while newspaper Die Zeit estimated a Greek debt restructuring would cost German banks about 40.6 billion euros, according to an economic research institute in Dusseldorf.






ekathimerini.com , Thursday May 5, 2011 (22:47)

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Interessante: " la BCE ha reso noto a tutti gli interessati che, se qualsiasi forma di ristrutturazione del debito verrà decisa, la Banca smetterà di accettare le obbligazioni greche".
 
Bce, ministro tedesco Schaeuble per Draghi presidente - Lagarde

venerdì 6 maggio 2011 08:44






PARIGI, 6 maggio (Reuters) - Il ministro delle Finanze tedesco Wolfgang Schaeuble è favorevole alla nomina di Mario Draghi alla presidenza della Banca centrale europea nella successione a Jean-Claude Trichet.
Lo ha detto il ministro delle Finanze francese Christine Lagarde.
Lo scorso mese il presidente francese Nicolas Sarkozy ha espresso il suo sostegno a Draghi mentre la Germania ancora non ha fatto conoscere la sua posizione.
"Il mio collega Wolfgang Schaeuble è favorevole a questa nomina e ritiene che abbia tutte le caratteristiche necessarie per essere un buon presidente della Bce", ha risposto Lagarde in un intervento radiofonico.
"La signora Merkel ha detto che avrebbe espresso la sua opinione a giugno. Spero che potrà essere un po' prima", ha aggiunto.
 
Bond euro aprono in rialzo, attesa dati lavoro Usa

venerdì 6 maggio 2011 08:44



LONDRA, 6 maggio (Reuters) - I futures Bund hanno aperto al
rialzo stamane, estendendo il rally di ieri, successivo ai
commenti di Trichet circa il fatto che il rialzo dei tassi
atteso per giugno sarà rinviato, probabilmente a luglio.

I dealer dicono che però il rialzo dovrebbe essere contenuto
stamane, con i dealer che sono in attesa dei dati oggi
sull'occupazione Usa, dopo i segnali poco incoraggianti giunti
l'altro ieri dal rapporto ADP,
che ha evidenziato una crescita
degli occupati nel settore privato di 179.000 unità, inferiore
rispetto alle previsioni, mentre ieri i disoccupati settimanali
hammo mostrato il livello più alto di otto mesi.

Oggi l'attesa è per un rallentamento della crescita dei
nuovi occupati non agricoli, che ad aprile dovrebbero fermarsi a
186.000 unità contro le 216.000 di marzo, mentre il tasso di
disoccupazione mensile dovrebbe mantenersi costante all'8,8%.
Sempre sul fronte dei dati macroeconomici, in mattinata
verrà reso noto il dato sulla produzione industriale tedesca a
marzo, atteso in rialzo dello 0,5% rispetto al mese precedente,
e in rallentamento rispetto all'1,6% di febbraio.
 
German Family-Owned Firms Disappointed With Merkel, FAZ Says

By Rainer Buergin - May 6, 2011 9:01 AM GMT+0200


Fri May 06 07:01:10 GMT 2011
Germany’s family-owned businesses are disappointed that Chancellor Angela Merkel’s government has refused to take a stance on key policy issues and is relying too much on opinion polls, Patrick Adenauer, head of the lobby of family-owned businesses, told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.
Merkel’s refusal to defend a rule that forbids the bailout of over-indebted euro region countries is a major grievance for family business owners, Adenauer said.
Bailouts for Greece, Ireland and Portugal are a “second round of bank rescues” that benefit those who profited from high yields on the peripheral countries’ bonds, he said.



(Bloomberg)
 
La magia del sig. Rossi:
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Ultima modifica:
Apertura sempre debole alla Borsa di Atene, l'indice ASE segna 1376 punti a - 0,12%. Bassi volumi di scambio.
I nostri Spread seguono la scia posizionandosi a 1269 pb.
I giochi sono rinviati alla prossima settimana che sarà densa di avvenimenti.
 
Ah beh, se il futuro dei ns bond dipende dalla fusione fredda del Sig Rossi siamo a posto.

L'idea che investano in questa storia mi induce a pensare che siano veramente alla canna del gas...
 
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