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[Abulico]

Bel discesone oggi...comunque sia non vedo novita' di rilievo...

C'e' solo da attendere i prossimi giorni e vedere se i greci saranno meritevoli di fiducia e nuovi aiuti.

Mi pare altresi' chiaro che al momento il mercato concede ben poca fiducia ai greci...ma la partita non e' ancora finita.

 

[tommy271]

Greece Must Speed Up Asset Sales, Win Investment, Minister Says

By Natalie Weeks - May 20, 2011 2:56 PM GMT+0200


Fri May 20 12:56:23 GMT 2011
Greece must speed up its 50 billion- euro ($71 billion) plan to sell state assets and develop real estate and attract investments to get its economy back on the right track, Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou said.
“To be able to start up the Greek economy’s big engine so it produces what we all want -- jobs, investment and wealth for Greeks -- we must proceed faster and more decisively,” Papaconstantinou told lawmakers in Athens today in comments broadcast live on state-run Vouli TV. “The state property and real-estate development and state-asset sales plans move in this direction.”
Greece is aiming to raise the 50 billion euros by 2015 to help reduce its debt, which is expected to peak at 166 percent of gross domestic product next year, according to European Commission estimates released on May 13.
“The time has come to speed up more,” Papaconstantinou said. The sale of stakes in listed companies must be the priority, followed by the formation of management bodies for a “faster income inflow from real-estate holdings.”
The government announced this week it hired banks to advise on the plans. It said on April 15 it will sell a stake in Hellenic Telecommunications Organization SA (HTO), reduce its holding in Public Power Corp. SA to 34 percent from 51 percent and sell its stake in Opap SA (OPAP), Europe’s biggest listed gambling company.



EU Warning

European Union finance ministers told Papaconstantinou at a meeting in Brussels this week that Greece must reinforce its plans and sell assets faster to regain control of the national debt. Papaconstantinou said today that the debt is sustainable with the right management.
Papaconstantinou said fiscal adjustment is not enough to revive economic growth. The economy shrank 4.5 percent last year and is forecast to contract 3.5 percent this year, according to the commission.
Prime Minister George Papandreou has implemented austerity measures including wage and pension cuts and higher sales taxes in exchange for a 110 billion-euro bailout from the EU and International Monetary Fund that was agreed on last May.
“The Greek economy needs private capital, it needs investments. We must attract foreign investment, big foreign companies to invest in Greece, big and small Greek companies. We need to open up the country’s economy to create wealth,” Papaconstantinou said.



(Bloomberg)

 

[tommy271]

Bel discesone oggi...comunque sia non vedo novita' di rilievo...

C'e' solo da attendere i prossimi giorni e vedere se i greci saranno meritevoli di fiducia e nuovi aiuti.

Mi pare altresi' chiaro che al momento il mercato concede ben poca fiducia ai greci...ma la partita non e' ancora finita.

Ormai i venerdì son sempre neri per la Grecia.
Conviene uscire il giovedì e rientrare il lunedì ...

 

[frmaoro]

le solite chiacchere che sentiamo da un mese
fatti zeroooooooooooooooooooooo

 

[GiveMeLeverage]

Norway stops aid payments to Greece

EEA-member country criticizes lack of compliance with obligations

Norway will first stop all further financial aid payments to the highly indebted Greece. would reason that Greece does not fulfill its obligations descendants, the Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Store said on Thursday before the Parliament.

(Sda / afp) Norway felt obliged to make payments to Greece until further adjust. He was "sad" about the decision because he does not aggravate the situation in Greece wanted, Norway got no choice.
Norway is not an EU member, however, belongs to the European Economic Area (EEA). About this country is paying the money to compensate for economic and social disparities in Europe.
Aid does not reach receiver

As the EEA Iceland and Liechtenstein members suspect the country that its financial aid to Greece did not go to the intended recipient, reported the Norwegian news agency NTB.
Thus Athens is not following its Verpfichtung to fund under the financial assistance provided for projects to 50 percent with their own money. Of the grants of 248 million Norwegian crowns (39 million), which was originally for Greece are, so far only 13 million had been disbursed, reported NTB. The rest remains now frozen.


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[tommy271]

Norway stops aid payments to Greece

EEA-member country criticizes lack of compliance with obligations

Norway will first stop all further financial aid payments to the highly indebted Greece. would reason that Greece does not fulfill its obligations descendants, the Norwegian Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Store said on Thursday before the Parliament.

(Sda / afp) Norway felt obliged to make payments to Greece until further adjust. He was "sad" about the decision because he does not aggravate the situation in Greece wanted, Norway got no choice.
Norway is not an EU member, however, belongs to the European Economic Area (EEA). About this country is paying the money to compensate for economic and social disparities in Europe.
Aid does not reach receiver

As the EEA Iceland and Liechtenstein members suspect the country that its financial aid to Greece did not go to the intended recipient, reported the Norwegian news agency NTB.
Thus Athens is not following its Verpfichtung to fund under the financial assistance provided for projects to 50 percent with their own money. Of the grants of 248 million Norwegian crowns (39 million), which was originally for Greece are, so far only 13 million had been disbursed, reported NTB. The rest remains now frozen.


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L'avevano già detto ieri.
Nel 2010 il Fondo di Investimento Statale Pensionistico si era rimpinzato di GGB.

 

[tommy271]

le solite chiacchere che sentiamo da un mese
fatti zeroooooooooooooooooooooo

Ma non dovrebbe essere una manna per i trader i titoli che salgono e scendono?
Quello che conta è l'atteggiamento della BCE e dell'Eurogruppo .
I greci potrebbero vendere tutto domani mattina e non cambierebbe la situazione ... .

 

[frmaoro]

Ma non dovrebbe essere una manna per i trader i titoli che salgono e scendono?
Quello che conta è l'atteggiamento della BCE e dell'Eurogruppo .
I greci potrebbero vendere tutto domani mattina e non cambierebbe la situazione ... .

l'atteggiamento della BCE e dell'Eurogruppo dipende da quello che fanno i greci e non il contrario

 

[GiveMeLeverage]

L'avevano già detto ieri.
Nel 2010 il Fondo di Investimento Statale Pensionistico si era rimpinzato di GGB.

Arrivo sempre tardi (e dire che dove l'ho letta la spacciavano come notizia appena uscita)

 

[tommy271]

Arrivo sempre tardi (e dire che dove l'ho letta la spacciavano come notizia appena uscita)

Forse noi bondisti in GGB siamo più sulla notizia ... .