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tommy271
Forumer storico
diciamo che la Grecia ha tutta la convenienza a fare default prima possibile per evitare i potenziali disordini di un default imposto dalla piazza , pero' non e' detto che i suoi leader lo capiscano .... Hitler ha continuato a spostare divisioni fantasma nel suo bunker finche' i Russi sono arrivati ad un paio di isolati , Papandreu fara' lo stesso ?
Non credo sia la soluzione.
Il problema della Grecia è la modernizzazione e la riforma.
Non i soliti giochetti legati alla svalutazione.
tommy271
Forumer storico
tommy271
Forumer storico
Schaeuble Calls For ECB Compromise On Greece, Boosting EFSF-Spiegel
FRANKFURT (Dow Jones)--German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble's latest proposal for Greece foresees a fortified version of Europe's temporary bailout mechanism lending to Greek banks to insure they have adequate collateral with the European Central Bank, German news magazine Der Spiegel reports Sunday.
The plan would boost the effective lending capacity of the Emergency Financial Stability Facility, or EFSF, to EUR440 billion, and require contributing member states to double the amount of guarantees they provide the facility. Germany's share of guarantees would climb to EUR246 billion from EUR123 billion, according to the report.
Although the EFSF already has a total capacity on paper of EUR440 billion, its effective lending ability is considered much less because the funds are only generated by selling bonds to investors.
Schaeuble's latest plan is an attempt to strike a compromise with the ECB, which along with other euro zone leaders outside Berlin rejected a plan to swap existing Greek debt for new bonds with longer maturities. The ECB has repeatedly warned that such a move could qualify as a default and disqualify Greek bonds as collateral for the central bank's liquidity providing operations. Without ECB liquidity, Greek lenders would be cut off from critical funding, likely resulting in a local banking crisis.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Friday agreed to a plan through which private bondholders can volunteer to rollover their Greek debt holdings, rebuffing Schaeuble's original proposal for a full-scale debt restructuring,
The plan to lend to Greek banks through the EFSF would compliment a second bailout for Greece for between EUR90 billion an EUR120 billion, Spiegel reports.
A spokesman for the German Finance Ministry wasn't immediately available for comment on Sunday.
FRANKFURT (Dow Jones)--German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble's latest proposal for Greece foresees a fortified version of Europe's temporary bailout mechanism lending to Greek banks to insure they have adequate collateral with the European Central Bank, German news magazine Der Spiegel reports Sunday.
The plan would boost the effective lending capacity of the Emergency Financial Stability Facility, or EFSF, to EUR440 billion, and require contributing member states to double the amount of guarantees they provide the facility. Germany's share of guarantees would climb to EUR246 billion from EUR123 billion, according to the report.
Although the EFSF already has a total capacity on paper of EUR440 billion, its effective lending ability is considered much less because the funds are only generated by selling bonds to investors.
Schaeuble's latest plan is an attempt to strike a compromise with the ECB, which along with other euro zone leaders outside Berlin rejected a plan to swap existing Greek debt for new bonds with longer maturities. The ECB has repeatedly warned that such a move could qualify as a default and disqualify Greek bonds as collateral for the central bank's liquidity providing operations. Without ECB liquidity, Greek lenders would be cut off from critical funding, likely resulting in a local banking crisis.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Friday agreed to a plan through which private bondholders can volunteer to rollover their Greek debt holdings, rebuffing Schaeuble's original proposal for a full-scale debt restructuring,
The plan to lend to Greek banks through the EFSF would compliment a second bailout for Greece for between EUR90 billion an EUR120 billion, Spiegel reports.
A spokesman for the German Finance Ministry wasn't immediately available for comment on Sunday.
tommy271
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IMF Requires Greek Vote Before Loan Payment, Kathimerini Says
By Maria Petrakis - Jun 19, 2011 9:27 AM GMT+0200 Sun Jun 19 07:27:58 GMT 2011
Greece’s ratification of the medium- term fiscal adjustment plan is required before the International Monetary Fund can pay its part of a 12 billion-euro ($17.2 billion) loan, Kathimerini reported, citing Greece’s representative to the fund, Panagiotis Roumeliotis.
The fund will accept a “political commitment” from the European Union to cover Greece’s financing gap next year to make the payment and details of financing to 2014 can be worked out by September, the Athens-based newspaper quoted Roumeliotis as saying.
The new package will be about 87 billion euros, and less if the private sector is involved, Kathimerini quoted Roumeliotis saying. Roumeliotis expects the IMF board to discuss the fifth portion on July 1 and approve the payment on July 8, Kathimerini said.
(Bloomberg)
By Maria Petrakis - Jun 19, 2011 9:27 AM GMT+0200 Sun Jun 19 07:27:58 GMT 2011
Greece’s ratification of the medium- term fiscal adjustment plan is required before the International Monetary Fund can pay its part of a 12 billion-euro ($17.2 billion) loan, Kathimerini reported, citing Greece’s representative to the fund, Panagiotis Roumeliotis.
The fund will accept a “political commitment” from the European Union to cover Greece’s financing gap next year to make the payment and details of financing to 2014 can be worked out by September, the Athens-based newspaper quoted Roumeliotis as saying.
The new package will be about 87 billion euros, and less if the private sector is involved, Kathimerini quoted Roumeliotis saying. Roumeliotis expects the IMF board to discuss the fifth portion on July 1 and approve the payment on July 8, Kathimerini said.
(Bloomberg)
ginestra
Forumer attivo
Ciao MARK
ben tornato sempre eccezionali le tue analisi...
proprio quelle che un anno fa' mi fecero riflettere sulla necessita' di uscire
di titoli greci con un accettabile loss sul ggbi 25 a 75 mi pare ... guarda ora quanto quota...
ora vorrei chiederti come pensi che il mercato ed in particolate l'italia potra affrontare l' eventuale default greco nell'potesi di una ristrutturazione ORDINATA del debito?
e sopratutto come hai posizionato il tuo ptf nell'incertezza ...( domanda mooolto invadente ) ....
ciao luca
paologorgo
Chapter 11
In moves reminiscent of the build-up to the financial crisis, U.K. banks such as Barclays (BCS) and Standard Chartered (SCBFF.PK) have pulled billions of pounds of inter-bank lending from the eurozone as fears grow about the impact of a 'Lehman-style' event connected to a Greek default, sources say.
lorixnt2
Hari Seldon's fan
while its exposure to Italy has fallen by more than £100m.
che per ora sembrerebbero ancora pochetti anche se il fine articolista non riporta, come per la Spagna, i livelli che potrebbero permettere di stabilire un rapporto. Il che porta al problema politico di vedere chi si possa disancorare mantenendo un nucleo di currency board. La Francia mi par troppo compromessa con noi.
sethi
Forumer storico
Te statte buono e prepara le valigie che prima o poi i cambogiani ti vengono a bussare sotto casa .....altro che defaultFaremo i conti a suo tempo...un default alla volta eccheccacchio
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