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REHN (UE) DICE CHE QUINTA TRANCHE AIUTI PER GRECIA E' QUASI CERTA - MEDIAReuters - 01/07/2011 14:41:39
"Quasi" .... vatti a mettere nella testa di Rehn per capire qual'è ora la discriminante di quel "quasi" !
Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1
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- Stato
"Quasi" .... vatti a mettere nella testa di Rehn per capire qual'è ora la discriminante di quel "quasi" !
tommy271
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Il "quasi" perchè il FMI vuole avere garanzie di "sostenibilità" per i prossimi 12 mesi...
tommy271
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Grecia, settore privato pronto a rollover titoli Tesoro - IifReuters - 01/07/2011 14:48:58
Grecia, settore privato pronto a rollover titoli Tesoro - Iif
venerdì 1 luglio 2011 15:04
1 luglio (Reuters) - La comunità finanziaria è pronta a impegnarsi in uno sforzo volontario per sostenere la Grecia, con un piano che prevede il rollover o l'estensione della scadenza dei titoli di Stato in portafoglio.
Lo dice il consiglio dell'Institute of International Finance (Iif), aggiungendo che va valutata anche la possibilità di buyback sui titoli del Tesoro ellenici e che il piano punta a garantire ad Atene un sufficiente sostegno finanziario per il periodo 2012-2014.
tommy271
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RPT-TEXT - IIF statement on Greek rescue programme
LONDON | Fri Jul 1, 2011 8:54am EDT
LONDON Jul 1 (Reuters) - Following is the text of a statement put out by the IIF on the bank plan for a Greek debt rollover
The Board of Directors of the Institute of International Finance is committed to working with its membership and other financial institutions, the official sector, and the Greek authorities to deliver substantial cash-flow support to Greece, as well as to lay the basis for a more sustainable debt position.
The private financial community is ready to engage in a voluntary, cooperative, transparent and broad-based effort to support Greece given its unique and exceptional circumstances. We welcome the recent approval by the Greek parliament of the reinforced Greek economic reform program and the implementation law put forward by the government.
As Greece advances in its reforms, it will be crucial for the official sector to continue providing funding for the Greek banks until the benefits of steady progress under the reform program would allow them banks to regain access to market financing.
The involvement of private investors will complement parallel official financing and liquidity support and will be based on a small number of options. These options will include a roll-over or extension of maturities and the re-investment of creditor claims into long-dated instruments with principal collateralization. In addition, it would be important to consider possible debt buyback proposals, which could, along with further fiscal adjustment, begin to reduce the stock of debt and help pave the way toward improved debt sustainability.
The operational details of these options are already under discussion and will be advanced in the period ahead, with the objective of providing significant cash-flow support to Greece during 2012-14 on the basis of broad-based voluntary participation by private investors, subject to economic and legal reviews by individual institutions. In addition, debt-buyback techniques will be explored.
We are committed to playing our role in improving Greece's short-term recovery prospects and longer-term sustainability, as well as supporting financial stability.
LONDON | Fri Jul 1, 2011 8:54am EDT
LONDON Jul 1 (Reuters) - Following is the text of a statement put out by the IIF on the bank plan for a Greek debt rollover
The Board of Directors of the Institute of International Finance is committed to working with its membership and other financial institutions, the official sector, and the Greek authorities to deliver substantial cash-flow support to Greece, as well as to lay the basis for a more sustainable debt position.
The private financial community is ready to engage in a voluntary, cooperative, transparent and broad-based effort to support Greece given its unique and exceptional circumstances. We welcome the recent approval by the Greek parliament of the reinforced Greek economic reform program and the implementation law put forward by the government.
As Greece advances in its reforms, it will be crucial for the official sector to continue providing funding for the Greek banks until the benefits of steady progress under the reform program would allow them banks to regain access to market financing.
The involvement of private investors will complement parallel official financing and liquidity support and will be based on a small number of options. These options will include a roll-over or extension of maturities and the re-investment of creditor claims into long-dated instruments with principal collateralization. In addition, it would be important to consider possible debt buyback proposals, which could, along with further fiscal adjustment, begin to reduce the stock of debt and help pave the way toward improved debt sustainability.
The operational details of these options are already under discussion and will be advanced in the period ahead, with the objective of providing significant cash-flow support to Greece during 2012-14 on the basis of broad-based voluntary participation by private investors, subject to economic and legal reviews by individual institutions. In addition, debt-buyback techniques will be explored.
We are committed to playing our role in improving Greece's short-term recovery prospects and longer-term sustainability, as well as supporting financial stability.
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tommy271
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REHN (UE) DICE CHE QUINTA TRANCHE AIUTI PER GRECIA E' QUASI CERTA - MEDIAReuters - 01/07/2011 14:41:39
Grecia, prossima tranche prestiti è quasi certa - Rehn (UE) a Tv
venerdì 1 luglio 2011 15:02
HELSINKI, 1 luglio (Reuters) - L'esborso della quinta tranche di aiuti alla Grecia è "praticamente certo". Lo ha detto il commissario Ue per gli Affari economici e monetari, Olli Rehn, parlando alla rete televisiva pubblica finldese YLE.
Il Commissario ha anche detto che la questione sarà decisa sabato, quando i ministri delle Finanze della zona euro discuteranno nel corso di una conferenca call che ha sostituito la riunione straordinaria prevista per domenica 3 luglio.
Il governo di Atene, guidato dal primo ministro greco George Papandreou, ha ottenuto ieri la maggioranza parlamentare sulla legge di attuazione del piano quinquennale di austerity, dopo il primo voto mercoledì sulla manovra.
Il provvedimento è necessario a sbloccare la prossima tranche degli aiuti finanziari internazionali - per 12 miliardi di euro - di Unione europea e Fondo monetario internazionale.
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Le genialità di Singer: reintrodurre la dracma.
Il banchiere centrale della Repubblica Ceca, Miroslav Singer, consiglia, tra l'altro,l'uscita dall'euro della Grecia come condizione necessaria per una maggiore competitività dell'economia greca, per abbattere il debito e mettere in ordine i conti pubblici. Evidentemente la maggiore competitività sarebbe basata sulla svalutazione e non su una maggore produttività, per cui l'economia greca registrerebbe tassi d'inflazione sudamericani ed un impoverimento progressivo.
Comunque tali assurdità, ed altre geniali considerazioni, sono comprensibili considerata la giovane età del nostro banchiere, sperando che non siano recepite ed attuate dalle istituzioni e i responsabili della finanza pubblica greca ed europea.
Riguardo alla Repubblica Ceca, è un bene non solo che non faccia parte della zona euro ma credo che sia auspicabile una sua uscita dall'UE considerato il suo apporto, direi nullo, alla soluzione dei problemi dell'unione.
http://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/noti...grecia-uscire-euro-063929.shtml?uuid=AaOSKPkD
Il banchiere centrale della Repubblica Ceca, Miroslav Singer, consiglia, tra l'altro,l'uscita dall'euro della Grecia come condizione necessaria per una maggiore competitività dell'economia greca, per abbattere il debito e mettere in ordine i conti pubblici. Evidentemente la maggiore competitività sarebbe basata sulla svalutazione e non su una maggore produttività, per cui l'economia greca registrerebbe tassi d'inflazione sudamericani ed un impoverimento progressivo.
Comunque tali assurdità, ed altre geniali considerazioni, sono comprensibili considerata la giovane età del nostro banchiere, sperando che non siano recepite ed attuate dalle istituzioni e i responsabili della finanza pubblica greca ed europea.
Riguardo alla Repubblica Ceca, è un bene non solo che non faccia parte della zona euro ma credo che sia auspicabile una sua uscita dall'UE considerato il suo apporto, direi nullo, alla soluzione dei problemi dell'unione.
http://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/noti...grecia-uscire-euro-063929.shtml?uuid=AaOSKPkD
tommy271
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PM: We did our patriotic duty
Greek prime minister and Socialist International (SI) president George Papandreou told an SI Council meeting in Athens on Friday that his PASOK government has done its patriotic duty, taking tough but necessary decisions in order to save the country.
Opening a two-day SI Council meeting, Papandreou said: "We took difficult decisions for Greece, doing our patriotic duty to save our country; necessary decisions to save the pensions and salaries..."
Papandreou described as "hubris" the situation that prevailed in Greece in the past, and the way in authority was managed.
He thanked the European governments and peoples, and also the "socialist family", for their support and assistance to Greece.
"In these difficult times the country is going through, we need friends in order to win the wager, and we will win it," the Greek premier said while, referring to protestors who have been "demonstrating peacefully" throughout the country over the last three weeks, he said that they are demanding renovation of democracy.
The Council is attended by 300 representatives of SI member parties from all over the world.
(ana.gr)
Greek prime minister and Socialist International (SI) president George Papandreou told an SI Council meeting in Athens on Friday that his PASOK government has done its patriotic duty, taking tough but necessary decisions in order to save the country.
Opening a two-day SI Council meeting, Papandreou said: "We took difficult decisions for Greece, doing our patriotic duty to save our country; necessary decisions to save the pensions and salaries..."
Papandreou described as "hubris" the situation that prevailed in Greece in the past, and the way in authority was managed.
He thanked the European governments and peoples, and also the "socialist family", for their support and assistance to Greece.
"In these difficult times the country is going through, we need friends in order to win the wager, and we will win it," the Greek premier said while, referring to protestors who have been "demonstrating peacefully" throughout the country over the last three weeks, he said that they are demanding renovation of democracy.
The Council is attended by 300 representatives of SI member parties from all over the world.
(ana.gr)
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