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Non penso che Francia perderà la tripla A - Nowotny
giovedì 1 settembre 2011 16:24
ALPBACH (Austria), 1 settembre (Reuters) - Il membro austriaco del consiglio direttivo della Bce Ewald Nowotny ha detto di non credere che la Francia possa perdere la tripla A sul suo credit rating.
"Voglio mettere in evidenza alcune di queste discussioni un un po' alla mano sul fatto che la Francia stia per perdere la sua tripla A. Io non penso che sia così" ha detto Nowotny, dopo aver rifiutato di rispondere a una domanda separata sulla Grecia.
Nowotny ha risposto al saggio tedesco Lars Feld che aveva paventato il rischio che Parigi potesse perdere la sua tripla A, a causa dell'alta esposzione del sistema bancario transalpino nei confronti della Grecia, in caso di una più consistente ristrutturazione del debito ellenico.
Nowotny non ha voluto rispondere in merito alle previsioni economiche della Bce, che verranno rese note la prossima settimana. "Ma in generale, posso dire che la crescita rallenterà qualcosa nel 2012; non ci sarà un declino nel 2011, ma il quadro sarà leggermente diverso" ha concluso.
giovedì 1 settembre 2011 16:24
ALPBACH (Austria), 1 settembre (Reuters) - Il membro austriaco del consiglio direttivo della Bce Ewald Nowotny ha detto di non credere che la Francia possa perdere la tripla A sul suo credit rating.
"Voglio mettere in evidenza alcune di queste discussioni un un po' alla mano sul fatto che la Francia stia per perdere la sua tripla A. Io non penso che sia così" ha detto Nowotny, dopo aver rifiutato di rispondere a una domanda separata sulla Grecia.
Nowotny ha risposto al saggio tedesco Lars Feld che aveva paventato il rischio che Parigi potesse perdere la sua tripla A, a causa dell'alta esposzione del sistema bancario transalpino nei confronti della Grecia, in caso di una più consistente ristrutturazione del debito ellenico.
Nowotny non ha voluto rispondere in merito alle previsioni economiche della Bce, che verranno rese note la prossima settimana. "Ma in generale, posso dire che la crescita rallenterà qualcosa nel 2012; non ci sarà un declino nel 2011, ma il quadro sarà leggermente diverso" ha concluso.
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German Adviser: Greece Should Restructure Within EMU
ALPBACH, Austria (Dow Jones)--Greece should restructure its debts and the sooner the better, a leading adviser to the German government said Thursday.
Lars Feld, one of five members of the German government΄s Council of Economic Advisors, said financial markets aren΄t persuaded by the latest euro-zone plan for keeping the debt crisis from spreading beyond Greece, Portugal and Ireland. The measures, announced July 21, include a small write-down of Greece΄s debts.
The sooner Greece restructures, "the more credible it will be," Feld told an economic forum.
The Council of Economic Advisers, an independent body with an official mandate to provide advice to the federal government, had suggested in July that Greece΄s debt be written down by 50% and the remaining amount exchanged for bonds of the European Financial Stability Facility.
Feld said that Greece could and should restructure its debts while staying in the euro zone, as leaving would fire speculation over the next member state to leave the currency union.
As for Ireland and Portugal, a number of indicators suggest they have "decoupled" from Greece, he said.
He pointed to sharp drops in the premium demanded from their government bonds relative to Germany΄s and to a decline in the cost of insuring their bonds against default.
"I΄m relatively sure that an additional two or three months will lead to a realization in Ireland that they are almost through," Feld said. "In Portugal the situation is more difficult," he added.
The cost of rescuing Greece, Portugal and Ireland has fallen largely on Germany, the biggest and one of the richest members of the 17-country euro zone, leading to a number of complaints at the German Constitutional Court over the legality of the aid packages. Feld noted that the Constitutional Court is due to rule on two of these complaints next Wednesday and speculated that the court "will give further hints that this type of shift of fiscal responsibilities could go too far."
He added that such questions on fiscal sovereignty could be referred to "the actual sovereign, that is, the people," in the form of a referendum.
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Lars Feld sempre molto critico ...
ALPBACH, Austria (Dow Jones)--Greece should restructure its debts and the sooner the better, a leading adviser to the German government said Thursday.
Lars Feld, one of five members of the German government΄s Council of Economic Advisors, said financial markets aren΄t persuaded by the latest euro-zone plan for keeping the debt crisis from spreading beyond Greece, Portugal and Ireland. The measures, announced July 21, include a small write-down of Greece΄s debts.
The sooner Greece restructures, "the more credible it will be," Feld told an economic forum.
The Council of Economic Advisers, an independent body with an official mandate to provide advice to the federal government, had suggested in July that Greece΄s debt be written down by 50% and the remaining amount exchanged for bonds of the European Financial Stability Facility.
Feld said that Greece could and should restructure its debts while staying in the euro zone, as leaving would fire speculation over the next member state to leave the currency union.
As for Ireland and Portugal, a number of indicators suggest they have "decoupled" from Greece, he said.
He pointed to sharp drops in the premium demanded from their government bonds relative to Germany΄s and to a decline in the cost of insuring their bonds against default.
"I΄m relatively sure that an additional two or three months will lead to a realization in Ireland that they are almost through," Feld said. "In Portugal the situation is more difficult," he added.
The cost of rescuing Greece, Portugal and Ireland has fallen largely on Germany, the biggest and one of the richest members of the 17-country euro zone, leading to a number of complaints at the German Constitutional Court over the legality of the aid packages. Feld noted that the Constitutional Court is due to rule on two of these complaints next Wednesday and speculated that the court "will give further hints that this type of shift of fiscal responsibilities could go too far."
He added that such questions on fiscal sovereignty could be referred to "the actual sovereign, that is, the people," in the form of a referendum.
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Lars Feld sempre molto critico ...
PASTELLETTO
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Non c'è nulla da fare, il discorso è sempre lo stesso.
Penso che continuerà a peggiorare come hanno detto i giapponesi se la UE intera e i PIIGS in primis non danno l'idea di voltare pagina e rimettersi sul mercato.
Cambiamo nome alla UE, che so, chiamiamola super UE, chiamiamo un esperto di immagine, rifacciamoci il trucco altrimenti si va da un tracollo all'altro.
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Borsa Atene: Ase chiude in netto rialzo
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase chiude in rialzo dell'1,4% a 928,86 punti con un giro d'affari di 66,3 mln euro e le blue chip che superano i titoli bancari.
"Ci sono molti rischi collegati ai titoli bancari," afferma un trader, riferendosi ai risultati delle trattative tra gli investitori del settore privato e il governo greco per un piano di scambio dei bond finalizzato a ridurre il debito della Grecia.
"Le altre blue chip sono piu' sicure." Le blue chip salgono dell'1,1%, con Opap in aumento del 3,6% e Ote del 4,1%. Le banche chiudono in ribasso dello 0,3%. Eurobank cede il 4,3%, Piraeus Bank il 3% ed Alpha Bank il 4,4%. National Bank compensa, in rialzo del 2,5%
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase chiude in rialzo dell'1,4% a 928,86 punti con un giro d'affari di 66,3 mln euro e le blue chip che superano i titoli bancari.
"Ci sono molti rischi collegati ai titoli bancari," afferma un trader, riferendosi ai risultati delle trattative tra gli investitori del settore privato e il governo greco per un piano di scambio dei bond finalizzato a ridurre il debito della Grecia.
"Le altre blue chip sono piu' sicure." Le blue chip salgono dell'1,1%, con Opap in aumento del 3,6% e Ote del 4,1%. Le banche chiudono in ribasso dello 0,3%. Eurobank cede il 4,3%, Piraeus Bank il 3% ed Alpha Bank il 4,4%. National Bank compensa, in rialzo del 2,5%
frmaoro
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hair cut 50% se ci va bene si intuisce ormai da tutti i discorsi che circolano
ma come è possibile che il deficit sia ancora al 9%
roba da pazzi qui ci pigliano per il culo tante chiacchiere tutta aria fritta i numeri sono numeri
questi fanno il gioco delle tre carte
ma come è possibile che il deficit sia ancora al 9%
roba da pazzi qui ci pigliano per il culo tante chiacchiere tutta aria fritta i numeri sono numeri
questi fanno il gioco delle tre carte
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ASE Ends Higher In Volatile Session
Greek banks declined for a third session in a row, after Monday’s major profits, with Eurobank and Alpha Bank suffering the heaviest pressures.
However, the General Index ended up, supported by the buying interest on FTSE20 securities, with ELPE, OTE and OPAP outstanding, while National Bank rebounded from losses of 7.44% at €2.90.
Strong fluctuations were the main characteristic of the meeting, while turnover was moderate. It is indicative that the General Index moved into a margin of 6.15% or 56.29 units, while banks’ fluctuation reached 10.33% or 59.27 units.
Market analysts consider today’s meeting and diversification of non-bank securities as promising, as recently the market had been dragged by the announcement of Alpha Bank-Eurobank deal. However, they still speak of fragile balance.
The focus of concern remains on banks, both because of the PSI developments and the ongoing assessment of loan portfolios by BlackRock, while the collateral deal between Greece and Finland blocks the implementation of EU agreement on July 21.
There are many risks connected to bank shares," a local trader told Dow Jones Newswires, referring to the final outcome of talks between private sector investors and the Greek government on a bond swap plan aimed at reducing Greece΄s debt load. "The other blue chips are a safer bet."
On the board, the General Index ended at 928.86 units with profits of 1.41%, despite intraday losses of 3.42%. On Thursday, approximately 36.75 million units worth €66.37 million traded, while 89 shares rose, 53 declined and 138 remained unchanged.
Banks, which rebounded from losses of 7.92% to profits of 2.41%, ended at 571.95 units with minor losses of 0.32%.
ELPE and OTE topped FTSE20 with profits of 5.73% and 4.19% at €5.90 and €4.48 respectively, while OPAP gained 3.65%. MIG ended with profits of 3.23% at €0.32.
On the other hand, Alpha Bank and Eurobank fell by 4.42% and 4.38% at €2.16 and €1.53 respectively, while Piraeus Bank declined by 3.08%.
(capital.gr)
Greek banks declined for a third session in a row, after Monday’s major profits, with Eurobank and Alpha Bank suffering the heaviest pressures.
However, the General Index ended up, supported by the buying interest on FTSE20 securities, with ELPE, OTE and OPAP outstanding, while National Bank rebounded from losses of 7.44% at €2.90.
Strong fluctuations were the main characteristic of the meeting, while turnover was moderate. It is indicative that the General Index moved into a margin of 6.15% or 56.29 units, while banks’ fluctuation reached 10.33% or 59.27 units.
Market analysts consider today’s meeting and diversification of non-bank securities as promising, as recently the market had been dragged by the announcement of Alpha Bank-Eurobank deal. However, they still speak of fragile balance.
The focus of concern remains on banks, both because of the PSI developments and the ongoing assessment of loan portfolios by BlackRock, while the collateral deal between Greece and Finland blocks the implementation of EU agreement on July 21.
There are many risks connected to bank shares," a local trader told Dow Jones Newswires, referring to the final outcome of talks between private sector investors and the Greek government on a bond swap plan aimed at reducing Greece΄s debt load. "The other blue chips are a safer bet."
On the board, the General Index ended at 928.86 units with profits of 1.41%, despite intraday losses of 3.42%. On Thursday, approximately 36.75 million units worth €66.37 million traded, while 89 shares rose, 53 declined and 138 remained unchanged.
Banks, which rebounded from losses of 7.92% to profits of 2.41%, ended at 571.95 units with minor losses of 0.32%.
ELPE and OTE topped FTSE20 with profits of 5.73% and 4.19% at €5.90 and €4.48 respectively, while OPAP gained 3.65%. MIG ended with profits of 3.23% at €0.32.
On the other hand, Alpha Bank and Eurobank fell by 4.42% and 4.38% at €2.16 and €1.53 respectively, while Piraeus Bank declined by 3.08%.
(capital.gr)
tommy271
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Se ne sei convinto, ti conviene uscire.
Anche in perdita.
Ricomprerai a 20/30 ...
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