Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1

[Nobody's]

Italia: Fitch, manovra ambiziosa che crea presupposti per trend discendente del debito


mercoledì, 13 luglio 2011 - 16:46

La manovra in discussione al Parlamento pone le basi per il raggiungimento dell'obiettivo del pareggio di bilancio per l'Italia nel 2014 e l'avvio di un trend discendente del rapporto debito/pil. Così Fitch in una nota nella quale viene confermato il rating AA- sull'Italia con outlook stabile. L'agenzia di rating ritiene che il forte aumento dei rendimenti dei titoli di stato italiani è frutto di una crisi di fiducia e non di un indebolimento dei fondamentali di credito.

Scusate....ma non riesco a non postarle

 

[Nobody's]

GRECIA, FMI VEDE PICCO DEBITO PUBBLICO A 172% PIL IN 2012 DA 159% STIMA PRECEDENTE MARZO

Reuters - 13/07/2011 17:06:27

 

[Baro]

Potremmo pensare di eleggere un rappresentante per ogni forum finanziario e comporre il board di una nascitura nostrana agenzia di rating... chiaramente per IO io propongo Tommy

 

[Nobody's]

GRECIA, RISCHI ATTUAZIONE PIANO BILANCIO MEDIO TERMINE SONO ELEVATI, RAGGIUNGIMENTO OBIETTIVI SARA' IMPEGNATIVO - FMI

Reuters - 13/07/2011 17:06:27

 

[tommy271]

GRECIA, FMI VEDE PICCO DEBITO PUBBLICO A 172% PIL IN 2012 DA 159% STIMA PRECEDENTE MARZO

Reuters - 13/07/2011 17:06:27

... è per via della recessione.
Il PIL in calo aumenta la percentuale del debito.
Una risposta alla "Catalano" .

 

[Baro]

GRECIA, FMI VEDE PICCO DEBITO PUBBLICO A 172% PIL IN 2012 DA 159% STIMA PRECEDENTE MARZO

Reuters - 13/07/2011 17:06:27

I conti andrebbero fatti a fine stagione estiva...(turismo) prima voce del pil ggb.

 

[frmaoro]

71 ml ue fmi 33ml privati

 

[tommy271]

IMF says Greece must move faster, sees deeper slump




ATHENS | Wed Jul 13, 2011 4:11pm BST

ATHENS (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Wednesday that Greece's economy would contract more than previously expected and debt would soar even more despite far-reaching deficit-cutting measures.
In its latest review of the debt-choked country, the IMF said the government had now adopted policies to overcome a recent inertia and must move fast to implement them.
"The authorities now need to move to vigorously implement these policies in a timely manner," it said.
It said euro zone countries needed to decide how they would help Greece and that private sector involvement was appropriate. GDP would contract by 3.8 percent this year, compared to 3.0 percent predicted in the previous review, and debt would peak at 172 percent of GDP in 2012.

 

[Nobody's]

Grecia acceleri attuazione piano correzione bilancio - Fmi

Reuters - 13/07/2011 17:06:27

 

[tommy271]

IMF: Full, Timely Program Implementation "Absolutely Critical" For Greece



LONDON -(Dow Jones)- Greece must press ahead with its fiscal reform and privatization agenda in a timely and determined manner in order to bring its debt back to sustainable levels, the International Monetary Fund said Wednesday.
The IMF said in its latest review of the country's finances that Greek public debt could peak at 172% of the gross domestic product in 2012 and decline to 130% of GDP by 2020 if the government carries out its ambitious fiscal program, as promised under Greece's EUR110 billion bailout from the European Union and the IMF.
"However, stress testing shows that full and timely program implementation is absolutely critical: incomplete fiscal adjustment, privatization shortfalls, or delays in structural reform implementation would see debt remain at very high and likely unsustainable levels through 2020."
The IMF acknowledged that recession in the Greek economy will be deeper and longer than previously anticipated, with the country's GDP now expected to shrink by 3.8% in 2011 instead of the 3% contraction expected earlier. A return to positive quarter-on-quarter growth is now projected for the first half of 2012, the IMF said.
On a positive note, the IMF expects competitiveness to gradually improve, with the inflation gap with the euro zone gradually closing and turning in Greece's favor in 2012, despite higher oil prices. Unit labor costs are expected to continue to decline at a pace similar to 2010.