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MERKEL SAYS GERMANY WANTS GREEK SOLUTION QUICKLY BUT IT MUST BE FEASIBLEReuters - 14/07/2011 12:44:00
ABULICO SAYS MERKEL: THE ONLY FEASIBLE SOLUTION IS GIVE MONEY TO GREECE OR LET THEM DEFAULT...IT'S VERY SIMPLE!!!
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Berlin Retreats on Private Involvement in Greece Bailout
http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/0,1518,774407,00.html
http://www.spiegel.de/international/europe/0,1518,774407,00.html
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ECB, Banks, EU to Meet in Rome on Greece
By Lorenzo Totaro - Jul 14, 2011 12:41 PM GMT+0200 Thu Jul 14 10:41:50 GMT 2011
Officials from the European Central Bank, the European Commission and private lenders will meet in Rome today to discuss a second rescue plan for Greece, an Italian Treasury official said.
The talks are part of European efforts to get creditors to share the burden of a second Greek bailout a year after a 110 billion-euro ($158 billion) package failed to stop the debt crisis from spreading.
The meeting will focus on involvement of private investors in a new Greek package, said the official, who declined to be named because of internal policy. The discussions are organized by the Institute of International Finance and chaired by Vittorio Grilli, the head of the European Union’s Economic and Financial Committee. The EFC is a group of officials who help prepare the regular meetings of European finance ministers. Grilli also is director general of the Italian treasury.
Greece’s credit rating was cut yesterday three levels to CCC from B+ by Fitch Ratings, which cited the lack of a credible program for the debt-laden nation, uncertainties on the role of private creditors in funding and the growth outlook. Fitch was the third rating agency to cut Greece to the bottom tier of its rankings. It was cut to Caa1 by Moody’s Investors Service on June 1 and CCC by Standard & Poor’s on June 13.
Bailout
Euro-area finance ministers agreed this week that investors should play a role in the second bailout of Greece currently being discussed, European Union Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn told reporters in Brussels on July 12. The credit rating companies have all threatened to cut Greece to default if the EU goes ahead with its original plan to ask private investors to voluntarily roll over their maturing Greek bonds into longer-term debt.
The minister’s final statement singled out the ECB as opposing a “credit event or selective default.” Luxembourg premier Jean-Claude Juncker, the chairman of the region’s Finance chiefs, said that doesn’t mean that European governments “would do everything in order to provoke a credit event.”
Today’s talks in Rome follow similar meetings organized by the banking lobby Institute of International Finance on June 27 and July 6, the Italian official also said. IIF’s managing director Charles Dallara said that euro-zone finance ministers took an important step this week and suggested they were converging on “more fundamental approaches” for handling Greece’s debt, the Wall Street Journal reported on July 12, citing an interview.
(Bloomberg)
By Lorenzo Totaro - Jul 14, 2011 12:41 PM GMT+0200 Thu Jul 14 10:41:50 GMT 2011
Officials from the European Central Bank, the European Commission and private lenders will meet in Rome today to discuss a second rescue plan for Greece, an Italian Treasury official said.
The talks are part of European efforts to get creditors to share the burden of a second Greek bailout a year after a 110 billion-euro ($158 billion) package failed to stop the debt crisis from spreading.
The meeting will focus on involvement of private investors in a new Greek package, said the official, who declined to be named because of internal policy. The discussions are organized by the Institute of International Finance and chaired by Vittorio Grilli, the head of the European Union’s Economic and Financial Committee. The EFC is a group of officials who help prepare the regular meetings of European finance ministers. Grilli also is director general of the Italian treasury.
Greece’s credit rating was cut yesterday three levels to CCC from B+ by Fitch Ratings, which cited the lack of a credible program for the debt-laden nation, uncertainties on the role of private creditors in funding and the growth outlook. Fitch was the third rating agency to cut Greece to the bottom tier of its rankings. It was cut to Caa1 by Moody’s Investors Service on June 1 and CCC by Standard & Poor’s on June 13.
Bailout
Euro-area finance ministers agreed this week that investors should play a role in the second bailout of Greece currently being discussed, European Union Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn told reporters in Brussels on July 12. The credit rating companies have all threatened to cut Greece to default if the EU goes ahead with its original plan to ask private investors to voluntarily roll over their maturing Greek bonds into longer-term debt.
The minister’s final statement singled out the ECB as opposing a “credit event or selective default.” Luxembourg premier Jean-Claude Juncker, the chairman of the region’s Finance chiefs, said that doesn’t mean that European governments “would do everything in order to provoke a credit event.”
Today’s talks in Rome follow similar meetings organized by the banking lobby Institute of International Finance on June 27 and July 6, the Italian official also said. IIF’s managing director Charles Dallara said that euro-zone finance ministers took an important step this week and suggested they were converging on “more fundamental approaches” for handling Greece’s debt, the Wall Street Journal reported on July 12, citing an interview.
(Bloomberg)
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Russiabond, che ne dici di smezzare un po' l'esposizione, cosi in vece di 2h ne dormo 4? 
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CRISI: TREMONTI, IL PROBLEMA E' CREDIBILITA' NELLA POLITICA
di: Agi Pubblicato il 14 luglio 2011| Ora 13:14
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(AGI) Roma - "Il problema e' di credibilita' e di fiducia nella politica". Lo ha detto il ministro dell'Economia, Giulio Tremonti, intervenendo nell'aula del Senato, precisando che la politica "non puo' piu' fare errori". "Non si puo' dire che per lo sviluppo non sia stato fatto nulla", ha affermato il Ministro dell'Economia a proposito della manovra, invitando tutti ad "un duro e responsabile lavoro comune per il paese e con il paese". La "salvezza" per l'Europa - ha inoltre sottolineato - viene dalla politica e non dalla finanza. "O si va avanti o si va a fondo", l'unica soluzione e' una risposta "politica comune europea". .
come diciamo da tempooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
di: Agi Pubblicato il 14 luglio 2011| Ora 13:14
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(AGI) Roma - "Il problema e' di credibilita' e di fiducia nella politica". Lo ha detto il ministro dell'Economia, Giulio Tremonti, intervenendo nell'aula del Senato, precisando che la politica "non puo' piu' fare errori". "Non si puo' dire che per lo sviluppo non sia stato fatto nulla", ha affermato il Ministro dell'Economia a proposito della manovra, invitando tutti ad "un duro e responsabile lavoro comune per il paese e con il paese". La "salvezza" per l'Europa - ha inoltre sottolineato - viene dalla politica e non dalla finanza. "O si va avanti o si va a fondo", l'unica soluzione e' una risposta "politica comune europea". .
come diciamo da tempooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
russiabond
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Russiabond, che ne dici di smezzare un po' l'esposizione, cosi in vece di 2h ne dormo 4?
se ti fà dormire meglio ....
Io non mi muovo ... certo che mi informo su quello che succede ...ma ormai ci siamo ...
-37 e non dimenticarti che si riferiscono SEMPRE al 2 pacchetto di intervento...
ormai questo è andato ...è storia ...a settembre invece ...e comunque con il 2° pacco faranno questo taglio o scambio ...poi devono avere l'OK anche del Fondo .......insomma ci vuole tempo e come dicono in Germania
perchè tutta uesta fretta adesso ...i soldi li avete fino a settembre ...
poi tutto puo succedere ....ma Default improvvisati o immediati ...per adesso non ne vedo l'ombra ...
StockExchange
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Quanto alla seconda, sono state Francia ed Inghilterra a dichiarare guerra alla Germania , nonche' a respingere un'offerta di pace della Germania un mese piu' tardi
Ma prima dovevano dichiargliela! Al primo comizietto di quel pazzo.
Colpa dell'ottimismo qualunquista di Chamberlain. Altra pasta Churcill nel guidare una nazione contro l'impero del male
Never, never, never give up!E il nostro pelatone li a far da paciere alla conferenza di Monaco e a darsene il merito dandosi le arie da "prima donna" nella ribalta internazionale. Mi ricorda il Berlusca oggi nelle sue uscite ai randez vous internazionali.
Per quanto riguarda il tuo precedente post sulla Grande Guerra:
austriaci-tedeschi, una faccia (e una lingua), una razza!
Mai sentito parlare di Anschluss e di Grande Germania? E' un tema culturale politico ben precedente all'effettivo golpe nazista che ne porta il nome!
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