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Cmq pare che Nd si sia ammorbidita..Pare
Gaudente
Forumer storico
fa riflettere su "chi sta fregando chi"
lorixnt2
Hari Seldon's fan
Bene. Giusto. Io stesso, individualmente, detengo una quota maggioritaria di debito italiano ma non sono privo di debito estero nel mio portafoglio pur essendo economicamente ignorante. Quindi, così come scrissi ai tempi della crisi Lehman, laddove, politicamente, l'intento politico di alcuni partner europei fosse di tipo secessionista, potrebbe diventare coerente un comportamento contro-intuitivo. Questo perché non è che Gaudente abbia torto. Lui è semplicemente coerente con le sue scelte individuali che non sono le nostre scelte individuali
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sethi
Forumer storico
C'è modo di sapere quanto debito loro deteniamo noi?
scusa vado e vengo oggi giornata un pò incasinata .....cmq si concordo con Tommy
g.ln
Triplo Panico: comprare
Non giochiamo con i ragionamenti
E no, Gaudente, non capovolgere il mio ragionamento. Il contagio non vi è ancora, ma se tutti prendono consapevolezza in tempo del pericolo, adotteranno efficaci contromisure .
Ciao, ciao, Giuseppe
eh gia', se in un ospedale il paziente di una malattia mortale contagia tutti i medici e le infermiere , le sue possibilita' di guarigione aumentano considerevolmente
E no, Gaudente, non capovolgere il mio ragionamento. Il contagio non vi è ancora, ma se tutti prendono consapevolezza in tempo del pericolo, adotteranno efficaci contromisure .Ciao, ciao, Giuseppe
lorixnt2
Hari Seldon's fan
fa riflettere su "chi sta fregando chi"
Leggo solo ora ma... forse... ci capiamo?
lorixnt2
Hari Seldon's fan
scusa vado e vengo oggi giornata un pò incasinata .....cmq si concordo con Tommy
No problemo. Figuriamoci un po' sethi
Sono sempicemente scenari. Quello che poi diventa costruttivamente viabile non può essere anticipato nella misura in cui, se hai costruito un presente come presente ed un futuro come futuro, l'unica intrapresa che abbia tentato l'assimilazione dei due sembra essere quella scientifica.Che però non può prescindere dal considerare un singolo parametro paradigmato alla volta. E quindi...
tommy271
Forumer storico
fa riflettere su "chi sta fregando chi"
.Comunque da un crollo del Club Med, le triple AAA non sono immuni.
tommy271
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New FinMin E.Venizelos Faces Five Hot Issues
The newly appointed Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos is called to carry out soon the voting for the medium-term fiscal program, “social” changes in the measures adopted, approval of privatizations by the House, and finalizing of the new memorandum and loan contracts of Greece.
He is asked to adjust his political positions on the economic reality and the requirements of the international lenders. Talking to political players during the previous days, he lowered expectations without ruling out a measure-surprise in order as a new position of intent.
In the coming day, five legislative packages are scheduled to be finalised, defining the country’s commitments over the next years:
- European finance minister made it clear at the Eurogroup meeting on Sunday that the passing of the medium-term program is a prerequisite for the release of the fifth aid tranche. The government plans the passing for the program to be decided on June 28, although sources reveal that the vote of confidence on Tuesday to be crucial.
- The €28.3b revenue measures are expected to be finalised within the week, although major interventions will be announced later.
- The passing of the bill for privatizations is still pending. The new FinMin had a clear vision previously: every single privatization should be implemented through a separate bill. Sources note that he is redirected to introduce a single law bill in which any privatization will be included in a separate article.
- The revised Memorandum of Understanding has not been signed yet. It is still unclear whether it will remain unchanged or the new obligations will be incorporated on a new memorandum.
- Many loan agreements are pending too. Outgoing Finance Minister Giorgos Papakonstantinou signed recently with EU countries the extension of a €80b loan to Greece. The new loan agreement is on cards, with stricter conditions and €50b privatizations as collaterals .
(capital.gr)
The newly appointed Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos is called to carry out soon the voting for the medium-term fiscal program, “social” changes in the measures adopted, approval of privatizations by the House, and finalizing of the new memorandum and loan contracts of Greece.
He is asked to adjust his political positions on the economic reality and the requirements of the international lenders. Talking to political players during the previous days, he lowered expectations without ruling out a measure-surprise in order as a new position of intent.
In the coming day, five legislative packages are scheduled to be finalised, defining the country’s commitments over the next years:
- European finance minister made it clear at the Eurogroup meeting on Sunday that the passing of the medium-term program is a prerequisite for the release of the fifth aid tranche. The government plans the passing for the program to be decided on June 28, although sources reveal that the vote of confidence on Tuesday to be crucial.
- The €28.3b revenue measures are expected to be finalised within the week, although major interventions will be announced later.
- The passing of the bill for privatizations is still pending. The new FinMin had a clear vision previously: every single privatization should be implemented through a separate bill. Sources note that he is redirected to introduce a single law bill in which any privatization will be included in a separate article.
- The revised Memorandum of Understanding has not been signed yet. It is still unclear whether it will remain unchanged or the new obligations will be incorporated on a new memorandum.
- Many loan agreements are pending too. Outgoing Finance Minister Giorgos Papakonstantinou signed recently with EU countries the extension of a €80b loan to Greece. The new loan agreement is on cards, with stricter conditions and €50b privatizations as collaterals .
(capital.gr)
tommy271
Forumer storico
Papandreou in Brussels
ANA-MPA/Prime Minister George Papandreou will be on Monday in Brussels and at four in the afternoon will meet with European Council President Herman Van Rompuy and at 10:00 at night he will have a meeting with European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso.
On Sunday the premier reiterated his call for national unity behind the government's latest batch of austerity measures and accelerated reforms, opening a three-day vote of confidence debate that winds up on midnight Tuesday with an open roll-call vote.ana-mpa
Papandreou called on Parliament to give his newly reshuffled government a renewed vote of conference, noting that the country is at a critical crossroads and warning that an image of division among the Greek people was not helping the country.
Warning that a disorderly bankruptcy would be catastrophic, Papandreou stressed that the country's lenders, the EU and the IMF, want to see Greece standing on its own two feet, adding that the problems would not be solved if the IMF was asked to leave, and warning also that the country's liquidity will be very soon exhausted without the disbursement of the fifth tranche of the EC-ECB-IMF bailout package.
Papandreou asked for national consensus on several fundamental axes, and a referendum on major changes which, as he said, will be contained in an amended Constitution.
The axes for the national understanding, as he said, include acknowledgement that the external debt and annual budget deficits constitute a national problem and that "we must be the first to put our house in order". He noted that Greece will not be able to borrow (on the international markets) in 2012 "and this is an unexpected new complication that we need to look straight in the eye, and not with our heads buried in the sand", Papandreou elaborated.
(ana.gr)
ANA-MPA/Prime Minister George Papandreou will be on Monday in Brussels and at four in the afternoon will meet with European Council President Herman Van Rompuy and at 10:00 at night he will have a meeting with European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso.
On Sunday the premier reiterated his call for national unity behind the government's latest batch of austerity measures and accelerated reforms, opening a three-day vote of confidence debate that winds up on midnight Tuesday with an open roll-call vote.ana-mpa
Papandreou called on Parliament to give his newly reshuffled government a renewed vote of conference, noting that the country is at a critical crossroads and warning that an image of division among the Greek people was not helping the country.
Warning that a disorderly bankruptcy would be catastrophic, Papandreou stressed that the country's lenders, the EU and the IMF, want to see Greece standing on its own two feet, adding that the problems would not be solved if the IMF was asked to leave, and warning also that the country's liquidity will be very soon exhausted without the disbursement of the fifth tranche of the EC-ECB-IMF bailout package.
Papandreou asked for national consensus on several fundamental axes, and a referendum on major changes which, as he said, will be contained in an amended Constitution.
The axes for the national understanding, as he said, include acknowledgement that the external debt and annual budget deficits constitute a national problem and that "we must be the first to put our house in order". He noted that Greece will not be able to borrow (on the international markets) in 2012 "and this is an unexpected new complication that we need to look straight in the eye, and not with our heads buried in the sand", Papandreou elaborated.
(ana.gr)
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