ficodindia
Forumer storico
Prospettare la fine del mondo non è poi così difficile.
Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1 (49 lettori)
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Prospettare la fine del mondo non è poi così difficile.
Gaudente
Forumer storico
Il punto e' che e' anche tenacemente contraria a cacciar fuori un solo altro centesimo per rollare le scadenze del debito greco.
Qui servono 30 miliardi l'anno per rollare le scadenze + altri 30 miliardi per coprire interessi e deficit primario , in totale 60 miliardi per ciascuno dei prossimi tre anni ; poi se non sbaglio la quantita' di titoli in scadenza cala drasticamente, peccato che nel frattempo saranno aumentati gli interessi
Gaudente
Forumer storico
e a quanto pare non e' neppure difficile stare fermi ad aspettare che vi crolli addosso , a giudicare dalla nonchalance con la quale vi state rovinando.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Greek Jan-April State Budget Deficit Revised Slightly Wider
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- Greece's state budget deficit widened 14% to a revised EUR7.246 billion in the first four months of 2011, the Finance Ministry said Monday.
That compares with a previous estimate of EUR7.235 billion published earlier this month. The data also showed the state budget deficit was deeper than the a four-month goal of EUR6.924 billion.
But in a statement, the ministry said that overall government budget, which includes the state budget as well as other general government accounts, was in line with targets set out in the 2011 budget last November.
Last May, Greece narrowly avoided default with the help of a EUR110 billion bailout from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund in exchange for measures to bring down its overall budget deficit from 15% of gross domestic product in 2009, to below 3% by 2014.
For this year, Greece is aiming for a budget deficit equal to 7.4% of GDP, or EUR17.0 billion.
The state budget only reflects Greece's central government operations and doesn't account for transfers to local governments and social security funds, some military spending, and other expenditures.
But the latest state budget data also confirmed that revenue continued to lag as a result of Greece's deep recession, forcing the government to make steep cuts in public investment spending to plug the shortfall.
For the four-month period, net ordinary budget revenue was down 9.1% on year at EUR14.47 billion, against a target of EUR16.34 billion.
The decline in net revenue was partly affected by one-off factors from a year earlier, as well as lower collections from businesses and individuals who have been hit by Greece's ongoing recession.
For the period, ordinary budget expenditures were up 3.6% at EUR21.02 billion, compared with a four-month target of EUR20.84 billion.
The Greek state budget comprises two parts: the ordinary budget, which relates to the day-to-day operations of the central government; and a separate investment budget for large public works projects.
According to the statement, outlays for public investment projects fell sharply, down 43% in the four months to EUR1.33 billion, against a target of EUR2.45 billion.
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- Greece's state budget deficit widened 14% to a revised EUR7.246 billion in the first four months of 2011, the Finance Ministry said Monday.
That compares with a previous estimate of EUR7.235 billion published earlier this month. The data also showed the state budget deficit was deeper than the a four-month goal of EUR6.924 billion.
But in a statement, the ministry said that overall government budget, which includes the state budget as well as other general government accounts, was in line with targets set out in the 2011 budget last November.
Last May, Greece narrowly avoided default with the help of a EUR110 billion bailout from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund in exchange for measures to bring down its overall budget deficit from 15% of gross domestic product in 2009, to below 3% by 2014.
For this year, Greece is aiming for a budget deficit equal to 7.4% of GDP, or EUR17.0 billion.
The state budget only reflects Greece's central government operations and doesn't account for transfers to local governments and social security funds, some military spending, and other expenditures.
But the latest state budget data also confirmed that revenue continued to lag as a result of Greece's deep recession, forcing the government to make steep cuts in public investment spending to plug the shortfall.
For the four-month period, net ordinary budget revenue was down 9.1% on year at EUR14.47 billion, against a target of EUR16.34 billion.
The decline in net revenue was partly affected by one-off factors from a year earlier, as well as lower collections from businesses and individuals who have been hit by Greece's ongoing recession.
For the period, ordinary budget expenditures were up 3.6% at EUR21.02 billion, compared with a four-month target of EUR20.84 billion.
The Greek state budget comprises two parts: the ordinary budget, which relates to the day-to-day operations of the central government; and a separate investment budget for large public works projects.
According to the statement, outlays for public investment projects fell sharply, down 43% in the four months to EUR1.33 billion, against a target of EUR2.45 billion.
Gaudente
Forumer storico
E dire che io l'avevo ottimisticamente stimato al 148% a fine 2010 ...
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ficodindia
Forumer storico
Gentile Gaudente se crolla la Grecia, poi segue il Portogallo, l'Irlanda, la Spagna e ... l'Italia. Su questo non ci sono dubbi. Mi pare quindi, in base alla tue previsioni, visto che anche tu, almeno credo, vivi nel Bel Paese, il mondo crolla addosso anche a te. Vedi, caro amico, il problema non è solo la Grecia, e l'andamentto dei bond italiani di oggi ne sono un segno tangibile. Per ogni punto in più di interesse l'Italia deve fare una manovra di 18 mld di euro!
Gaudente
Forumer storico
certo che ne credi di cose sbagliate
Gaudente
Forumer storico
e per reperire la sua quota dei 60 miliardi che servirebbero annualmente per non far defaultare la Grecia dovrebbe farne un'altra di almeno una dozzina.... una vera sfiga
tommy271
Forumer storico
Extraordinary Contribution, Tax Shelter, Single VAT Reconsidered
The Finance Ministry attempts to raise revenues by launching new tax measures, as the situation remains dramatic, despite minor signs of improvement. According to estimates, the deviation from annual targets will be significant at the end of the year.
In this light, the leadership of the economic team has ressurected measures, which it had rejected a few months ago:
-The key scenario concerns the permanent reduction of tax shelter to €6,000, with the alternative of €8,000 for all taxpayers. In this case, the proposed tax rate for the level up to €12,000 will be 10% or slightly higher.
-Imposition of a new extraordinary contribution. This measure will be imposed to high incomers or free-lancers, or owners of large property.
-Introduction of one, single VAT. It would be formed between 18% and 20%, resulting in significant price increases in hundreds of essential products, which are currently taxed at 13%. Tourist services and possibly drugs, taxed at 6.5% would be excluded.
-Any thoughts of postponing the doubling of heating oil tax rate will be rejected, and the measure will apply next autumn.
-Abolition or reduction of four hundred and more tax cuts.
However, it should be noted that most of the measures had been previously rejected by the troika, as it opposes against extraordinary taxes. According to IMF official Poul Thomsen, taxes should not be further increased.
(capital.gr)
The Finance Ministry attempts to raise revenues by launching new tax measures, as the situation remains dramatic, despite minor signs of improvement. According to estimates, the deviation from annual targets will be significant at the end of the year.
In this light, the leadership of the economic team has ressurected measures, which it had rejected a few months ago:
-The key scenario concerns the permanent reduction of tax shelter to €6,000, with the alternative of €8,000 for all taxpayers. In this case, the proposed tax rate for the level up to €12,000 will be 10% or slightly higher.
-Imposition of a new extraordinary contribution. This measure will be imposed to high incomers or free-lancers, or owners of large property.
-Introduction of one, single VAT. It would be formed between 18% and 20%, resulting in significant price increases in hundreds of essential products, which are currently taxed at 13%. Tourist services and possibly drugs, taxed at 6.5% would be excluded.
-Any thoughts of postponing the doubling of heating oil tax rate will be rejected, and the measure will apply next autumn.
-Abolition or reduction of four hundred and more tax cuts.
However, it should be noted that most of the measures had been previously rejected by the troika, as it opposes against extraordinary taxes. According to IMF official Poul Thomsen, taxes should not be further increased.
(capital.gr)
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