tommy271
Forumer storico
ahi ahi tommy stavolta ti ho battuto in italiano di circa 8 minuti
Ho visto, mi hai fregato ...
Mi sono distratto negli ultimi 5 fatali minuti
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Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1
- Creatore Discussione Imark
- Data di Inizio
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Ho visto, mi hai fregato ...
Mi sono distratto negli ultimi 5 fatali minuti
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giub
New Membro
mica lo decidono le solite banche rollatrici per forza se farà default o meno...diciamo che è escluso il default entro venerdì pomeriggio...verso sera nutro già qualche dubbio
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sethi
Forumer storico
Ho visto, mi hai fregato ...
Mi sono distratto negli ultimi fatali minuti
Un occhio quando posso lo butto sempre sul notiziario di intesa e se non vedo la notizia la posto
Cmq riescono a giostrarsi il riscadenziamento bene ci saranno delle belle performance.......è tutta una questione di fiducia per il futuro...........e il far accettare la situazione all'opinione pubblica...........io continuo a ripeterlo per me la tirano ancora per un pò e poi aggiustano la situazione, nessun credit event.......poi
[(palla di cristallo rotta alla nascita eimpossibilità di prevedere il futuro mi impediscono di conoscere gli eventi)lo posto sempre non vorrei influenzare persone nuove che ci leggono]
tommy271
Forumer storico
mica lo decidono le solite banche rollatrici per forza se farà default o meno...diciamo che è escluso il default entro venerdì pomeriggio...verso sera nutro già qualche dubbio
Infatti ... se Dio vuole.
Imark
Forumer storico
Ieri sera denaro lettera sempre molto ampio sui 2037 e 2040 OTC, close BBML attorno ai 42,60 - 42,80 per entrambi
Sempre restanto sull'OTC, Si è scesi su tutte le lunghezze, ma con minore intensità che nei giorni scorsi, e cali compresi generalmente fra il mezzo punto ed il punto pct.
I più corti, le lunghezze 2012-2013, hanno cali inferiori ai 0,5 punti pct.
Sempre restanto sull'OTC, Si è scesi su tutte le lunghezze, ma con minore intensità che nei giorni scorsi, e cali compresi generalmente fra il mezzo punto ed il punto pct.
I più corti, le lunghezze 2012-2013, hanno cali inferiori ai 0,5 punti pct.
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tommy271
Forumer storico
Counterbalancing Forces In ASE
The General Index of Athens Stock Exchanges moves towards new lows with thin turnover, following the downgrade of Greece credit ratings by
S&P.
The market is focusing on both the auction of Greek treasury bills by the Public Debt Management Agency and the extraordinary meeting of the Eurogroup.
Banks posted early losses of 1.8%, while Viohalco, Coca Cola Hellenic and Eurobank top FTSE20. National Bank moves between profits and losses, while Ellaktor and ATEbank are under pressure.
“Yesterday΄s late-in-the-day S&P downgrade of Greece by 3 notches effectively cancels positive news coming from today΄s extraordinary Eurogroup/Ecofin Summit, as background talks bring ECB and EU Member-States close to be finalising the country΄s 2nd bailout package”, said Pegasus Securities in its morning report.
“Counterbalancing forces are expected to weigh heavily on the market΄s course, increasing its volatility, with pressure asserted on banking equities continuing to be significant”, it added.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1,254.9 units, with marginal profits of 0.20%, recovering from early losses of 1.13%. The turnover stands at €31m, while a total amount of 24 shares rise, 51 decline and 23 remain unchanged.
Banks also move minor profits of 0.26%, at 939.92 units. Eurobank gains 0.66%, while Alpha Bank rises by 0.32%.
(capital.gr)
The General Index of Athens Stock Exchanges moves towards new lows with thin turnover, following the downgrade of Greece credit ratings by
S&P.
The market is focusing on both the auction of Greek treasury bills by the Public Debt Management Agency and the extraordinary meeting of the Eurogroup.
Banks posted early losses of 1.8%, while Viohalco, Coca Cola Hellenic and Eurobank top FTSE20. National Bank moves between profits and losses, while Ellaktor and ATEbank are under pressure.
“Yesterday΄s late-in-the-day S&P downgrade of Greece by 3 notches effectively cancels positive news coming from today΄s extraordinary Eurogroup/Ecofin Summit, as background talks bring ECB and EU Member-States close to be finalising the country΄s 2nd bailout package”, said Pegasus Securities in its morning report.
“Counterbalancing forces are expected to weigh heavily on the market΄s course, increasing its volatility, with pressure asserted on banking equities continuing to be significant”, it added.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1,254.9 units, with marginal profits of 0.20%, recovering from early losses of 1.13%. The turnover stands at €31m, while a total amount of 24 shares rise, 51 decline and 23 remain unchanged.
Banks also move minor profits of 0.26%, at 939.92 units. Eurobank gains 0.66%, while Alpha Bank rises by 0.32%.
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giub
New Membro
ciao Imark,
negli OTC presumo non si abbiano filtri. Quali gap ci sono sugli scambi? Sono simili a quelli MOT-TLX?
Imark
Forumer storico
Ciao Giub, purtroppo vedo solo, oltre al last, il bid e l'ask di chiusura. Lo spread BBML (Bloomberg Bond Master List) è di 1,5 punti pct sui più lunghi, ad es. sul 2040 c'è 42,006 - 43,556 e last a 42,781.
Tieni conto che in condizioni normali di liquidità su di un Tds greco, gli spread sono nell'ordine del decimo di punto.
PS: purtroppo gli utenti non professionali non hanno info sui volumi scambiati
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tommy271
Forumer storico
Spanish, Italian Bonds Rise On Hopes of Greece Deal Consensus
-- Some investors see Greek deal coming
-- S&P's Greek downgrade could hasten a new aid package
-- Some hedge funds have been buying Spanish, Italian bonds, traders say
By Neelabh Chaturvedi
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
LONDON (Dow Jones)--The extra yield demanded by investors to buy Spanish and Italian bonds instead of safe-haven German bunds tightened Tuesday as some investors bet the flurry of bad news on Greece will hasten efforts to forge a consensus on an aid deal for the cash-strapped country.
Yields on the Greek bonds have soared in recent sessions on differences between the European Central Bank and Germany on how to involve private bondholders in a possible aid package. Fears that political differences will delay a deal have weighed on bonds issued by other so-called peripheral euro-zone countries, including Spain.
Euro-zone finance ministers meet in Brussels later Tuesday ahead of next week's all-important meetings where a possible aid deal for Greece could be agreed.
In May 2010, the European Union and International Monetary Fund joined forces on a EUR110 billion bailout for Greece, which had been teetering on the brink of default.
The meeting follows an overnight decision by rating agency Standard & Poor's to slash Greece's debt rating to CCC from B, making it S&P's lowest-rated sovereign borrower.
"Amid such administrational traffic we find it hard to imagine that some common ground will not be forthcoming, showing the current flurry of rhetoric to be mere jockeying for position," interest rate strategists at Nomura International said in a note.
"The fact that S&P cited implementation risks around the EU/IMF programs as a factor in its decision can be seen as a demonstration of the imperatives here," the strategists said. According to two traders in London, hedge funds have been buying Spanish and Italian bonds, while some traders have also covered short positions in these markets.
"There is a feeling that officials could come up with a short-term fix and we're slightly supportive of Spain and Italy for the very short term," one of the traders said.
The 10-year Spanish/German bond yield spread tightened by 7 basis points to 246 basis points while the equivalent Italian/German spread tightened by 4 basis points to 177 basis points.
-- Some investors see Greek deal coming
-- S&P's Greek downgrade could hasten a new aid package
-- Some hedge funds have been buying Spanish, Italian bonds, traders say
By Neelabh Chaturvedi
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
LONDON (Dow Jones)--The extra yield demanded by investors to buy Spanish and Italian bonds instead of safe-haven German bunds tightened Tuesday as some investors bet the flurry of bad news on Greece will hasten efforts to forge a consensus on an aid deal for the cash-strapped country.
Yields on the Greek bonds have soared in recent sessions on differences between the European Central Bank and Germany on how to involve private bondholders in a possible aid package. Fears that political differences will delay a deal have weighed on bonds issued by other so-called peripheral euro-zone countries, including Spain.
Euro-zone finance ministers meet in Brussels later Tuesday ahead of next week's all-important meetings where a possible aid deal for Greece could be agreed.
In May 2010, the European Union and International Monetary Fund joined forces on a EUR110 billion bailout for Greece, which had been teetering on the brink of default.
The meeting follows an overnight decision by rating agency Standard & Poor's to slash Greece's debt rating to CCC from B, making it S&P's lowest-rated sovereign borrower.
"Amid such administrational traffic we find it hard to imagine that some common ground will not be forthcoming, showing the current flurry of rhetoric to be mere jockeying for position," interest rate strategists at Nomura International said in a note.
"The fact that S&P cited implementation risks around the EU/IMF programs as a factor in its decision can be seen as a demonstration of the imperatives here," the strategists said. According to two traders in London, hedge funds have been buying Spanish and Italian bonds, while some traders have also covered short positions in these markets.
"There is a feeling that officials could come up with a short-term fix and we're slightly supportive of Spain and Italy for the very short term," one of the traders said.
The 10-year Spanish/German bond yield spread tightened by 7 basis points to 246 basis points while the equivalent Italian/German spread tightened by 4 basis points to 177 basis points.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Public Organisations and Real Estate Assets For Sale
Only a miracle could help Greek government to fulfil its commitment for revenues of €5b through privatizations by the end of 2011.
The government had committed to raise €400m until June 2011 (by selling a further stake in Hellenic Telecoms), but that was the easy part.
It should now raise €1.3b in 6 moves: Thessaloniki Water Company (sale of 40%), Athens International Airport and betting company OPAP (extension of concessions), Piraeus Port (sale of 23.3%), Hellenic Postbank (sale of 34%) and State Lotteries (sale of 49-66%).
Then, things will get even more difficult. Until late December, it should raise €3.3b in 12 moves: sale of Hellenic Defense Systems (up to 66%), National Bank (1.2%), gas company DEPA (32%), Hellenic Gas Transmission System Operator (31%), Larco (55.2%), TRAINOSE (up to 100%), Hellenic Horse Racing Organisation (100%), Casino Mont Parnes (49%) and Hellenic Vehicle Industry, and the sale of rights for mobile telephony and real estate assets.
According to the Troika findings, which have not been officially announced, those assets that won’t privatized, won’t return to state control. It is clarified that the sales should be implemented according to the current market condition.
According to the Troika, the binding targets of the privatization fund are part of the conditions for the disbursement of the loan to Greece in any revision of the Memorandum of Understanding.
This was also confirmed by the Minister of Finance Giorgos Papakonstantinou, in a response to reporters. He implied that there are too binding and less binding conditions.
(capital.gr)
Only a miracle could help Greek government to fulfil its commitment for revenues of €5b through privatizations by the end of 2011.
The government had committed to raise €400m until June 2011 (by selling a further stake in Hellenic Telecoms), but that was the easy part.
It should now raise €1.3b in 6 moves: Thessaloniki Water Company (sale of 40%), Athens International Airport and betting company OPAP (extension of concessions), Piraeus Port (sale of 23.3%), Hellenic Postbank (sale of 34%) and State Lotteries (sale of 49-66%).
Then, things will get even more difficult. Until late December, it should raise €3.3b in 12 moves: sale of Hellenic Defense Systems (up to 66%), National Bank (1.2%), gas company DEPA (32%), Hellenic Gas Transmission System Operator (31%), Larco (55.2%), TRAINOSE (up to 100%), Hellenic Horse Racing Organisation (100%), Casino Mont Parnes (49%) and Hellenic Vehicle Industry, and the sale of rights for mobile telephony and real estate assets.
According to the Troika findings, which have not been officially announced, those assets that won’t privatized, won’t return to state control. It is clarified that the sales should be implemented according to the current market condition.
According to the Troika, the binding targets of the privatization fund are part of the conditions for the disbursement of the loan to Greece in any revision of the Memorandum of Understanding.
This was also confirmed by the Minister of Finance Giorgos Papakonstantinou, in a response to reporters. He implied that there are too binding and less binding conditions.
(capital.gr)
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