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Bundesbank warns against more powerful IMF
Reuters - 06/09/2011 20:00:00
By Marc Jones
FRANKFURT, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Germany's Bundesbank criticised proposals to beef up the power and financial resources of the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday, warning it would erode the autonomy of the world's central banks and make many liable to pay for the fund's actions.
Andreas Dombret, one of the German central bank's board members, warned that financial turmoil was far from over, but urged authorities not to attempt to turn the IMF into a crisis-fighting superpower.
"Like many other IMF members, the Bundesbank is critical of these endeavours," Dombret said in a speech at an annual meeting of a social policy association, referring to plans to give the IMF considerably more funds and set up global financial safety nets under its direction.
"Central banks' monetary policy autonomy would be substantially restricted if the IMF were to become a 'world central bank' or the global lender of last resort - which is what almost unlimited liquidity provision would in fact mean."
He added it would mean the central banks whose countries underwrite the IMF's quasi-currency, the Special Drawing Right, would be left on the hook for the fund's actions as the IMF itself cannot print money.
The euro zone has already clashed heavily with the IMF, now headed by former French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde.
It has taken umbrage at the fund's assessment that European banks may need as much as 200 billion euros ($287 billion) to repair their battered balance sheets, a figure far higher than the 2.5 billion European bank stress tests came up with in July. (news)
(For full speech click Deutsche Bundesbank - Browser-Empfehlung)
Reuters - 06/09/2011 20:00:00
By Marc Jones
FRANKFURT, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Germany's Bundesbank criticised proposals to beef up the power and financial resources of the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday, warning it would erode the autonomy of the world's central banks and make many liable to pay for the fund's actions.
Andreas Dombret, one of the German central bank's board members, warned that financial turmoil was far from over, but urged authorities not to attempt to turn the IMF into a crisis-fighting superpower.
"Like many other IMF members, the Bundesbank is critical of these endeavours," Dombret said in a speech at an annual meeting of a social policy association, referring to plans to give the IMF considerably more funds and set up global financial safety nets under its direction.
"Central banks' monetary policy autonomy would be substantially restricted if the IMF were to become a 'world central bank' or the global lender of last resort - which is what almost unlimited liquidity provision would in fact mean."
He added it would mean the central banks whose countries underwrite the IMF's quasi-currency, the Special Drawing Right, would be left on the hook for the fund's actions as the IMF itself cannot print money.
The euro zone has already clashed heavily with the IMF, now headed by former French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde.
It has taken umbrage at the fund's assessment that European banks may need as much as 200 billion euros ($287 billion) to repair their battered balance sheets, a figure far higher than the 2.5 billion European bank stress tests came up with in July. (news)
(For full speech click Deutsche Bundesbank - Browser-Empfehlung)
Andre_Sant
Forumer storico
per me tutte queste tensioni sono solo per fare aderire tutti ma proprio tutti allo swap
ciao
ciao
METHOS
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Andre_Sant
Forumer storico
ovvio! Se fossimo in un clima di ottimismo o anche di normalità, c'è chi potrebbe essere tentato dal non aderire.. invece così aderiscono tutti.. io stesso aderirei se potessi !
ciao
AAAA47
Forumer storico
le banche NON possono vendere...se il 30 giugno avevano XX MLD di bond grecia, DEVONO swappare XX MLD
hanno dato 3 mesi di tempo alle banche in modo che potessero fare tutti i loro giochetti con comodo (altrimenti che senso aveva dare 3 mesi di tempo? uno swap si puo' fare anche in 3giorni, vedi per esempio l'ultimo del banco popolare...mandi la comunicazione alle banche, le banche mandano l'adesione e si swappa)
e se qualche banca pensava di fare la furba tenendosi una parte (magari i 2012) per ricevere 100 tra pochi mesi invece che nel 2041, la grecia, badate bene, dopo OLTRE un mese, ha messo la condizione del 90%
quindi le banche sono OBBLIGATE ad aderire altrimenti salta tutto
secondo me la grecia e' stata molto furba (quasi geniale) nel tirare fuori questa condizione dopo oltre un mese
ieri ho preso altri 5k di 2013....a quel prezzo non potevo resistere...
ci vediamo dopo il 6...e mi raccomando...fate come dicevano in quella news...se ci sara' il rimbalzone vendete subito...cosi' le banche ve li possono comprare, portare a scadenza e fare un po' di utili, almeno gainano pure loro...mica vi vorrete tenere tutto per voi
russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
La Svolta ??
Grecia: Atene accelera su attuazione piano privatizzazioni - Corriere della Sera
http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20110906-711647.html
http://www.google.com/hostednews/af...ocId=CNG.8985ed4521bc45b8185e003ab7a01846.581
se son rose fioriranno ...per adesso anche qualche spina
Grecia: Atene accelera su attuazione piano privatizzazioni - Corriere della Sera
http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20110906-711647.html
http://www.google.com/hostednews/af...ocId=CNG.8985ed4521bc45b8185e003ab7a01846.581
se son rose fioriranno ...per adesso anche qualche spina
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russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
russia tutto fa brodo
qui servirebbe un po di carne ....brodo ne abbiamo visto abbastanza
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