Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1 (3 lettori)

[tommy271]

Greek Market Fluctuates Towards 1,300



Greek stocks fluctuate between gains and losses on Monday as the General Index heads towards the 1,300-unit level, while turnover remains high, already exceeding 70 million euro.

Having risen 9.28% last week the General Index is vulnerable to short term volatility, analysts say, considering the banks’ significant outperformance (+24.03% over the last week) and the negative international sentiment caused by the US debt negotiations swamp.

In the FTSE20 index ATEBank gains 11.39% at 0.88 euro, followed by Ellaktor (+2.55%) and Hellenic Postbank (+2.54%). Shares of MIG, Hellenic Telecom, Mytilineos and Viohalco all gains more than 1%, followed by Motor Oil, PPC and Jumbo.

In negative territory, Alpha Bank and Hellenic Petroleum lose 1.94% and 1.20% respectively, National Bank of Greece trades at 5.30 euro (-1.12%) while Coca-Cola Hellenic, Eurobank, Bank of Cyprus and OPAP also move lower.

The General Index stands at 1,285.22 points, down 0.08%, while a total of 93 shares move higher, 41 retreat and 45 remain unchanged.


(capital.gr)

 

[tommy271]

Germania/ Ft: per Merkel sara' scontro a Bundestag su aiuti Atene


Lunedi, 25 Luglio 2011 - 11:41

La cancelliera tedesca, Angela Merkel dovra' fronteggiare un duro scontro al Bundestag sui nuovi aiuti alla Grecia.
Lo rivela il Financial Times, secondo il quale all'interno della maggioranza sono in molti a non aver apprezzato la decisione di dare nuovi poteri all'Efsf e in particolare la possibilita' di acquistare titoli del debito pubblico europei sul mercato secondario.
Il leader dell'opposizione socialdemocratica, Frank Walter Steinmaier ha gia' ricordato che la maggioranza dispone di 21 voti di vantaggio al Parlamento e ha avvertito che rischia parecchio sugli aiuti alla Grecia. "Se la Merkel - dice - non riuscira' ad ottenere la maggioranza dei voti, la coalizione e' finita".

(affaritaliani.it)

 

[PASTELLETTO]

Germania/ Ft: per Merkel sara' scontro a Bundestag su aiuti Atene


Lunedi, 25 Luglio 2011 - 11:41

La cancelliera tedesca, Angela Merkel dovra' fronteggiare un duro scontro al Bundestag sui nuovi aiuti alla Grecia.
Lo rivela il Financial Times, secondo il quale all'interno della maggioranza sono in molti a non aver apprezzato la decisione di dare nuovi poteri all'Efsf e in particolare la possibilita' di acquistare titoli del debito pubblico europei sul mercato secondario.
Il leader dell'opposizione socialdemocratica, Frank Walter Steinmaier ha gia' ricordato che la maggioranza dispone di 21 voti di vantaggio al Parlamento e ha avvertito che rischia parecchio sugli aiuti alla Grecia. "Se la Merkel - dice - non riuscira' ad ottenere la maggioranza dei voti, la coalizione e' finita".

(affaritaliani.it)

Era quasi ovvio, tra l'altro la Merlek era stata attaccata anche nei giorni scorsi.
Non si rendono conto che fare i duri a oltranza non serve a nessuno soprattutto quando tutti hanno in pancia il cibo avariato degli altri.

 

[tommy271]

Ministry looks at tax for Greek tranferring cash abroad



Some 18 billion euros has been deposited in foreign banks this year

The Finance Ministry is reported to be considering imposing a tax of between 10 and 15 percent on Greeks who transferred their deposits to banks abroad from 2009 onwards.
The government has pledged to investigate the flight of capital over the last couple of years amid concerns that some Greeks have avoided paying substantial amounts of tax by moving their money abroad.
The ministry is reportedly considering targeting those who transferred more than 150,000 euros to foreign banks and have not declared the interest they have earned or were not able to justify having this money in the first place. In terms of the latter offense, officials will use the declaration of source of wealth forms (pothen esches) to crosscheck depositors’ details.
It is estimated that some 18 billion euros has been transferred out of banks in Greece this year. Some 30 billion euros was taken out last year, denying Greek banks some much-needed liquidity. The money is thought to have mostly been transferred by wealth Greeks. The ministry says it is in the process of obtaining permission under data protection laws to view details of these transactions.
Last week, Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos urged Greeks to bring their money back into the country, arguing that the Greek banking system is safe following the agreement for the agreement with the eurozone for a second support package, which includes funds for banks.
"All those who have also taken deposits [out of banks], who have perhaps taken them home because their savings are small, should for reasons of participation in the national effort [to revive the economy], return them to banks,» he said.






ekathimerini.com , Monday Jul 25, 2011 (11:29)

 

[TheLondoner]

Ministry looks at tax for Greek tranferring cash abroad



Some 18 billion euros has been deposited in foreign banks this year

The Finance Ministry is reported to be considering imposing a tax of between 10 and 15 percent on Greeks who transferred their deposits to banks abroad from 2009 onwards.
The government has pledged to investigate the flight of capital over the last couple of years amid concerns that some Greeks have avoided paying substantial amounts of tax by moving their money abroad.
The ministry is reportedly considering targeting those who transferred more than 150,000 euros to foreign banks and have not declared the interest they have earned or were not able to justify having this money in the first place. In terms of the latter offense, officials will use the declaration of source of wealth forms (pothen esches) to crosscheck depositors’ details.
It is estimated that some 18 billion euros has been transferred out of banks in Greece this year. Some 30 billion euros was taken out last year, denying Greek banks some much-needed liquidity. The money is thought to have mostly been transferred by wealth Greeks. The ministry says it is in the process of obtaining permission under data protection laws to view details of these transactions.
Last week, Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos urged Greeks to bring their money back into the country, arguing that the Greek banking system is safe following the agreement for the agreement with the eurozone for a second support package, which includes funds for banks.
"All those who have also taken deposits [out of banks], who have perhaps taken them home because their savings are small, should for reasons of participation in the national effort [to revive the economy], return them to banks,» he said.






ekathimerini.com , Monday Jul 25, 2011 (11:29)

Cos'è una specie di patrimoniale sui depositi detenuti all'estero o un prelievo una tantum sui soli interessi maturati dal 2009 ?

 

[tommy271]

Cos'è una specie di patrimoniale sui depositi detenuti all'estero o un prelievo una tantum sui soli interessi maturati dal 2009 ?

A questo riguardo, nelle scorse settimane, Venizelos si è attivato sui conti svizzeri per poter far rientrare la Grecia negli accordi in corso per il recupero della tassazione.

 

[tommy271]

Sempre in lieve allargamento lo spread ellenico dopo il mega recupero di venerdì: attualmente a 1233 pb.
La Borsa ad Atene risulta sostanzialmente invariata a 1282 punti - 0,30.
Lo spread sul BTP decennale risulta a 269 pb.

 

[tommy271]

Germany Econ Min Wants Firms To Invest More In Greece

By Market News International || July 25, 2011 at 10:45 GMT


–Adds Announcements By Econ Min Spox To Story Sent At 07:05 GMT
BERLIN (MNI) – German Economics Minister Philipp Roesler will
discuss with businesses leaders on Wednesday how to increase German
investments in Greece, a ministry spokesman said Monday.
Roesler will discuss with the presidents of more than 20 German
business associations the conditions under which firms would invest more
in Greece, the spokesman explained. The goal of the conference is a
sustainable rise of investment, he said.
The minister is scheduled to give a press conference after the
meeting at 10:30 GMT on Wednesday, the spokesman said.

 

[Grisù]

questa tabella NON e' dei bond greci, ma del totale del debito greco (quindi comprende i rimborsi alla troika che dovevano cominciare dal 2014, ma che ora sono stati spostati a quasi il 2030)

Corretto, bisognerà considerare la variazione nella maturity di queste tranche:

 

[PASTELLETTO]

Germany Econ Min Wants Firms To Invest More In Greece

By Market News International || July 25, 2011 at 10:45 GMT


–Adds Announcements By Econ Min Spox To Story Sent At 07:05 GMT
BERLIN (MNI) – German Economics Minister Philipp Roesler will
discuss with businesses leaders on Wednesday how to increase German
investments in Greece, a ministry spokesman said Monday.
Roesler will discuss with the presidents of more than 20 German
business associations the conditions under which firms would invest more
in Greece, the spokesman explained. The goal of the conference is a
sustainable rise of investment, he said.
The minister is scheduled to give a press conference after the
meeting at 10:30 GMT on Wednesday, the spokesman said.

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