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ASE Cautiously Optimistic Ahead Of EU Summit
Greek Stocks seem optimistic about the outcome of today’s crucial European Union Summit in Brussels, as the General Index reclaims 1,200 on Thursday.
Banks posted early profits of 4.7%, while Eurobank, Alpha Bank and National Bank top General Index.
“Prevailing uncertainty over today’s announcements following the Brussels EU Summit is expected to determine the market’s course, effectively nulling the willingness of investors to undertake risk, either way”, according to Pegasus Securities.
Pegasus expects today’s session to be characterized by low trading volume, as positioned parties are not expected to price-in the Summit’s resolutions until the latter are officially made known.
Although it does not expect specific decisions to be undertaken, broad guidelines as to the way EU leaders consider to confront the fiscal crisis will be indicative of their decisiveness, thus providing the domestic market with a strong (positive/negative) catalyst.
On the board, the General Index moves up by 0.32% at 1.188.18 units, with early profits of 1.81%. The turnover stands at €33.4 million, while a total amount of 60 shares rise, 25 decline and 22 remain unchanged.
Banks are at 838.56 units, with profits of 2.28%. ATEBank gains 5.17%, while National Bank, Piraeus, Eurobank, Hellenic Postbank and Marfin Popular Bank record profits in the range of 2-3%.
(capital.gr)
Greek Stocks seem optimistic about the outcome of today’s crucial European Union Summit in Brussels, as the General Index reclaims 1,200 on Thursday.
Banks posted early profits of 4.7%, while Eurobank, Alpha Bank and National Bank top General Index.
“Prevailing uncertainty over today’s announcements following the Brussels EU Summit is expected to determine the market’s course, effectively nulling the willingness of investors to undertake risk, either way”, according to Pegasus Securities.
Pegasus expects today’s session to be characterized by low trading volume, as positioned parties are not expected to price-in the Summit’s resolutions until the latter are officially made known.
Although it does not expect specific decisions to be undertaken, broad guidelines as to the way EU leaders consider to confront the fiscal crisis will be indicative of their decisiveness, thus providing the domestic market with a strong (positive/negative) catalyst.
On the board, the General Index moves up by 0.32% at 1.188.18 units, with early profits of 1.81%. The turnover stands at €33.4 million, while a total amount of 60 shares rise, 25 decline and 22 remain unchanged.
Banks are at 838.56 units, with profits of 2.28%. ATEBank gains 5.17%, while National Bank, Piraeus, Eurobank, Hellenic Postbank and Marfin Popular Bank record profits in the range of 2-3%.
(capital.gr)
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tommy271
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Euro a minimi, Juncker non esclude default selettivo Grecia
giovedì 21 luglio 2011 11:25
LONDRA, 21 luglio (Reuters) - L'euro si porta ai minimi di sessione, con i trader che spiegano la flessione con le parole del presidente dell'Eurogruppo Jean-Claude Juncker, il quale ha affermato - secondo quanto riportato dalle agenzie - che l'ipotesi di un default selettivo della Grecia non può essere esclusa.
Poco dopo le 11,15 l'euro-dollaro EUR= si è portato al minimo di giornata di 1,4172, da quota 1,4220 attorno cui viaggiava prima delle dichiarazioni di Juncker.
Contemporaneamente l'azionario europeo ha esteso la propria flessIone, fino a perdere circa mezzo punto percentuale.
giovedì 21 luglio 2011 11:25
LONDRA, 21 luglio (Reuters) - L'euro si porta ai minimi di sessione, con i trader che spiegano la flessione con le parole del presidente dell'Eurogruppo Jean-Claude Juncker, il quale ha affermato - secondo quanto riportato dalle agenzie - che l'ipotesi di un default selettivo della Grecia non può essere esclusa.
Poco dopo le 11,15 l'euro-dollaro EUR= si è portato al minimo di giornata di 1,4172, da quota 1,4220 attorno cui viaggiava prima delle dichiarazioni di Juncker.
Contemporaneamente l'azionario europeo ha esteso la propria flessIone, fino a perdere circa mezzo punto percentuale.
steff
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Ok d'accordo. Ma dovrebbe essere in asta di apertura, ma e li da 2 ore.
Ho notato in altre giornate che nn gli fanno fare prezzo per tutto il giorno e cosi' chiude con il pz di riferimento del giorno prec.
Topgun1976
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giub
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EU summit: The meetings before the meeting
July 21, 2011 10:21 am by Peter Spiegel
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Josef Ackermann, CEO of Deutsche Bank
European leaders have begun gathering in Brussels for their emergency summit to solve the Greek debt crisis, and though the formal session does not begin until after noon local time, several meetings-before-the-meeting are already underway.
One of the most closely watched is a session between European negotiators and the International Institute of Finance, the consortium that represents the eurozone’s major banks. According to a senior European official, German and French government negotiators are meeting with IIF officials, including Josef Ackermann, the chief executive of Deutsche Bank who also serves as IIF chairman.
The IIF appears to be on board with the most likely plan for bondholder participation, a bond-swap programme where all owners of Greek debt that comes due between now and 2019 would be encouraged to trade in their holdings for new bonds that don’t mature for 30 years. According to a European Commission outline of the plan described to Brussels Blog, the swap could reduce the net present value of Greek debt by an estimated €90bn.
July 21, 2011 10:21 am by Peter Spiegel
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Josef Ackermann, CEO of Deutsche BankEuropean leaders have begun gathering in Brussels for their emergency summit to solve the Greek debt crisis, and though the formal session does not begin until after noon local time, several meetings-before-the-meeting are already underway.
One of the most closely watched is a session between European negotiators and the International Institute of Finance, the consortium that represents the eurozone’s major banks. According to a senior European official, German and French government negotiators are meeting with IIF officials, including Josef Ackermann, the chief executive of Deutsche Bank who also serves as IIF chairman.
The IIF appears to be on board with the most likely plan for bondholder participation, a bond-swap programme where all owners of Greek debt that comes due between now and 2019 would be encouraged to trade in their holdings for new bonds that don’t mature for 30 years. According to a European Commission outline of the plan described to Brussels Blog, the swap could reduce the net present value of Greek debt by an estimated €90bn.
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