Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1 (4 lettori)

[tommy271]

Quindi c'è qualcuno che ha il sangue freddo di comprare, mi date coraggio...
Per quanto riguarda il "rimpasto" mi domando a che scopo? altra cosa era un governo di unità nazionale. Questo serve solo a chiedere un voto in più ad un parlamento ormai totalmente schizzofrenico, pieno di populisti e vampiri assetati di potere...e intanto l'orchestra continua a suonare sul Titanic!!!
Tommy mi sembri diventato particolarmente pessimista anche tu?

Il rimpasto serve per ricompattare il Pasok e dare nuovo slancio all'esecutivo.
Almeno, questi sono gli intendimenti.
Rimango sempre ottimista in un esito favorevole, anche se le note di pessimismo sono crescenti.

 

[tommy271]

ECB Nowotny:What's Certain Is We Need Fast Solution on Greece



VIENNA (MNI) - A fast solution is needed for the situation in Greece, since the uncertainty currently surrounding the matter intensifies the uncertainty for the larger economic outlook, European Central Bank Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny said Friday.
"I do not want to comment about the ongoing [Greece bailout] talks in detail, but what is certain is that we need a fast solution because the longer the uncertainty remains, the higher is the economic uncertainty," Nowotny said in a press conference at which he presented the latest growth forecasts of the Austrian National Bank, which he heads.
"From an economic perspective it makes sense to come up with a solution as soon as possible," he added. "Talks are scheduled for this weekend and I am hoping very much that they will lead to a solution."
The Eurogroup of EMU finance ministers will meet Sunday and Monday, joined as usual by European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet and the EU's Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner, Olli Rehn. Rehn on Thursday dampened expectations for conclusion of a deal on a new bailout package for Portugal.
But both he and the International Monetary Fund said they were optimistic that there would be an agreement allowing the disbursement of a E12 billion tranche from Greece's current E110 billion bailout package.
That would allow Greece to meet payments coming due in July and would carry the country through to September, when another tranche of the current loan package is due. However, Rehn set July 11 -- the next Eurogroup meeting -- as the new target date for reaching agreement on a new bailout, whose cost over the next three years is estimated as high as E150 billion, though estimates vary and the details are far from settled.
Both the EU and the IMF continue to insist that in order to get the E12 billion tranche, Greece must pass a new package of measures -- including E28 billion in spending cuts and tax hikes, and a E50 billion privatization plan -- by the end of the month.
But passage of the measures if far from certain given the political instability prevailing in Greece right now. Prime Minister George Papandreou this morning announced a cabinet reshuffle, naming his arch party rival Evangelos Venizelos as the new finance minister in a move he hopes will win over enough reluctant MPs to secure passage of the new fiscal package.
In other comments, Nowotny described the global economy as "normalizing" in view of the deceleration of growth this year to an expected 4.5%
"For 2012 we have to forecast a certain slowdown globally, based on the OECD figures, especially fuelled by a slowdown in the U.S.," he said.
He repeated the ECB's staff forecasts for economic activity in the euro area, pointing in particular to Germany in the context of the general slowdown foreseen.
The 2.5% expansion anticipated in 2012 for the area's largest economy, coming after 3.4% envisaged this year, "is still a more-than-adequate growth figure," he asserted. "One could even call it a high-level growth."
For the moment, he conceded, "there are clear differences between the countries in Southern Europe, which are still seeing a negative development in 2011, which also limits the possibilities to battle the crisis."

 

[tommy271]

Germany, France for private investment in Greece

Associated Press, 06.17.11, 06:27 AM EDT
BERLIN -- The leaders of Germany and France say private investors should share a part of the burden of the next round of financial help for Greece on a voluntary basis.
Ahead of a working lunch together Friday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy emphasized that a solution needed to be found soon to help Greece in order to ensure the stability of the euro.
Both leaders said that a "voluntary" extension of maturities of Greek government bonds held by private investors should be part of that solution.
Merkel says "we want the participation of private creditors on a voluntary basis."

 

[tommy271]

Reaching Solution For Greece Monday Not Impossible - Germany




BERLIN -(Dow Jones)- European Union finance ministers could agree on the main elements of a new aid program for Greece at a meeting Monday, the German finance ministry said Friday.
Nothing impedes "that ideally Monday we find a solution and an agreement to the key elements of the program," German finance ministry spokesman Martin Kotthaus said at a regular press conference.
"We hope for an agreement on key elements and the main points of a new program as soon as possible," he said.
Euro-zone finance ministers meet in Luxembourg Sunday, followed by a meeting of finance ministers from all 27 EU countries Monday. They are supposed to hammer out a new aid deal for Greece, but it is unclear whether they will meet German demands for such an accord to include an involvement of private creditors.
Christoph Steegmans, deputy spokesman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel, at the same press conference said the government is working on maintaining the trust of markets and keeping the euro stable.

 

[tommy271]

Accordo Merkel - Sarkozy partecipazione volontaria di individui nel nuovo pacchetto di aiuti per la Grecia

Λύση στο πρότυπο της «Πρωβουλίας της Βιέννης»​

Soluzione per il modello di 'Provoulias Vienna "

Σε συμφωνία για τον τρόπο συμμετοχής των ιδιωτών στο νέο πακέτο στήριξης της Ελλάδας φαίνεται πως κατάληξαν η Γερμανίδα καγκελάριος Άνγκελα Μέρκελ και ο Γάλλος πρόεδρος Νικολά Σαρκοζί, κατά τη συνάντησή τους στο Βερολίνο την Παρασκευή.​

Accordo su come coinvolgere le persone nel pacchetto di stimolo nuovo in Grecia sembra il culmine del cancelliere tedesco Angela Merkel e il presidente francese Nicolas Sarkozy durante il loro incontro a Berlino il Venerdì.

Σύμφωνα με όσα είπε ο κ. Σαρκοζί μετά τη συνάντηση, αυτό που συμφωνήθηκε είναι μία λύση κατά το πρότυπο της «Πρωτοβουλίας της Βιέννης», δηλαδή η εθελοντική συμφωνία μετακύλισης του ελληνικού χρέους.​

Secondo quanto Sarkozy dopo l'incontro, si è concordata una soluzione sulla falsariga della "Vienna Initiative", che l'accordo volontario del differimento del debito greco.

Ο Γάλλος πρόεδρος δήλωσε ότι η συμμετοχή των ιδιωτών πιστωτών πρέπει να είναι εθελοντικού χαρακτήρα, να έχει την υποστήριξη της Ευρωπαϊκής Κεντρικής Τράπεζας και να αποφευχθεί ένα «πιστωτικό επεισόδιο».​

Il presidente francese ha detto che la partecipazione dei creditori privati ​​dovrebbero essere di natura volontaria, hanno il sostegno della Banca centrale europea e per evitare un "credit event".

«Χρειαζόμαστε την εφαρμογή σύντομα ενός προγράμματος (οικονομικής βοήθειας)», είπε, κατά τη διάρκεια κοινής συνέντευξης Τύπου με την Γερμανίδα καγκελάριο και κάλεσε την ελληνική κυβέρνηση να συνεχίσει τις μεταρρυθμίσεις και τις ιδιωτικοποιήσεις.​

"Abbiamo bisogno di implementare rapidamente un programma (aiuti finanziari)", ha detto durante una conferenza stampa congiunta con il cancelliere tedesco e ha chiesto al governo greco a perseguire le riforme e privatizzazioni.

Ο κ. Σαρκοζί επισήμανε ότι οι δύο κυβερνήσεις έχουν την ίδια θέση σε ό,τι αφορά το ευρώ και την Ελλάδα.​

Sarkozy ha detto che i due governi hanno la stessa posizione per quanto riguarda l'euro e la Grecia.

Από την πλευρά της, η κ. Μέρκελ ανέφερε ότι η Γερμανία θέλει και αυτή να συνεργαστεί με την ΕΚΤ για να επιλυθεί το ελληνικό πρόβλημα, τονίζοντας ότι η συμμετοχή των ιδιωτών πρέπει να γίνει σε εθελοντική βάση.​

Da parte sua, la Merkel ha detto che la Germania vuole farlo funzionare con la BCE per risolvere il problema greco, sottolineando che la partecipazione degli individui dovrebbe essere volontario.

Γερμανία και Γαλλία επιδιώκουν μία «ταχεία λύση» στην ελληνική κρίση χρέους, τόνισε.​

Germania e Francia sono alla ricerca di una "rapida soluzione" alla crisi del debito greco, ha detto.

«Δεν υπάρχει καιρός για χάσιμο», δήλωσε χαρακτηριστικά ο κ. Σαρκοζί.​

"Non c'è tempo da perdere", ha detto Sarkozy.

(Ta Nea)

 

[tommy271]

La Borsa di Atene segna + 3,44% mentre i nostri spread sono in restringimento sui minimi degli ultimi giorni a 1502 pb.

 

[Nobody's]

Caspita ma è tutto in rialzo

 

[Nobody's]

PAESE IN DIFFICOLTA' DEVE RIGOROSAMENTE SEGUIRE PROGRAMMA UE/FMI PERCHE' I SUOI BOND RESTINO ACCETTABILI COME COLLATERALI BCE -BINI SMAGHI

Reuters - 17/06/2011 13:02:36

 

[tommy271]

Il nuovo gabinetto diretto da Papandreou ha già prestato giuramento, ora si appresta a presentarsi in Parlamento.

 

[tommy271]

Caspita ma è tutto in rialzo

Gli spread scendono, ma lentamente.
Come la scorsa settimana.
Attualmente 1491 pb.