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tommy271
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Construction Production Fell By 38.9% In Q2
The Greek Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) said that the Production Index in Construction (IPC) for the 2nd quarter 2011 compared with the 2nd quarter 2010 recorded a fall of 39.9%. A year ago, the year-on-year growth rate of the index was -31.4%.
According to ELSTAT, the Production Index in Construction (IPC) for the 2nd quarter 2011, compared with the 1st quarter 2011 rose by 0.5%. A year ago, the quarter-on-quarter growth rate of the index was 12.4%
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The Greek Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) said that the Production Index in Construction (IPC) for the 2nd quarter 2011 compared with the 2nd quarter 2010 recorded a fall of 39.9%. A year ago, the year-on-year growth rate of the index was -31.4%.
According to ELSTAT, the Production Index in Construction (IPC) for the 2nd quarter 2011, compared with the 1st quarter 2011 rose by 0.5%. A year ago, the quarter-on-quarter growth rate of the index was 12.4%
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tommy271
Forumer storico
Evviva l'onestà intellettuale, fa sempre piacere vederne in giro...
La situazione è estremamente complessa.
Si gioca su diversi tavoli.
frmaoro
il Fankazzista
ma sai negare l'evidenza è da idiotiiiiiiEvviva l'onestà intellettuale, fa sempre piacere vederne in giro...
io non lo sono
g.ln
Triplo Panico: comprare
linguaggio meno colorito? si, grazie
Si Imark, però magari un linguaggio meno colorito da parte di Gaudente non guasterebbe. Chiamare buffoni chi è entrato in Grecia mi sembra un po' eccessivo....
Ciao, ciao, Giuseppe
Evviva l'onestà intellettuale, fa sempre piacere vederne in giro...
Si Imark, però magari un linguaggio meno colorito da parte di Gaudente non guasterebbe. Chiamare buffoni chi è entrato in Grecia mi sembra un po' eccessivo....
Ciao, ciao, Giuseppe
fenox
Forumer storico
Evviva l'onestà intellettuale, fa sempre piacere vederne in giro...
io ho sempre pensato al teatrino e al buon fine della vicenda Greca; confesso che sto iniziando ad avere dei seri dubbi a causa della condotta dei vari governi. Mi domando però se questi prezzi non siano più bassi persino di quelli rilevabili in eventuale fallimento.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Ti conviene allora vendere tutto, anche in loss.
Rientrerai più avanti, a prezzi inferiori.
Se vorrai.
frmaoro
il Fankazzista
a chi vendo e a che prezzo ???
comunque vediamo come va a finire incrociamo le dita e speriamo bene
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cariatide
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European Commission Task Force Arrives In Athens
A European Commission Task Force, headed by Horst Reichenbach, launches officially today initiatives to support Greece proceed with reforms.
This Task Force is considered more powerful than Troika’s team. This is a group of technocrats with Commissioner Olli Rehn as direct supervisor.
The team would consist of European Commission and EU member states officials, and requests for participation have already exceeded 500, according to Rehn.
Middle-level executives have already visited ministries and public organizations seeking issues for technical support. Although, officially the main agenda item is the National Strategic Reference Framework, it is considered clear that the substantial objective is to implement the terms of Memorandum of Understanding and promote necessary reforms.
The meeting between Reichenback and Greek FinMin Evangelos Venizelos is scheduled for Tuesday, the first day of his arrival in Athens, is considered indicative. The former vice president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is a man of Barroso’s absolute confidence, while his team would include also representatives of Greece’s lenders, who can propose measures.
EU officials say that the Task Force’s role would expand as time passes, while there would be increased collaterals in case Greece receives the next aid instalment and the second bailout loan.
The aim is to avoid the repeat of slowdowns and delays in implementation of the memorandum, which provides reforms in public utilities and sector, healthcare system, insurance system, closed professions, etc.
Many government officials anticipated this team in order to overcome intraparty and union pressures in areas of great influence. But there are also government executives who clamour for loss of national sovereignty in exchange for a new loan.
A European Commission Task Force, headed by Horst Reichenbach, launches officially today initiatives to support Greece proceed with reforms.
This Task Force is considered more powerful than Troika’s team. This is a group of technocrats with Commissioner Olli Rehn as direct supervisor.
The team would consist of European Commission and EU member states officials, and requests for participation have already exceeded 500, according to Rehn.
Middle-level executives have already visited ministries and public organizations seeking issues for technical support. Although, officially the main agenda item is the National Strategic Reference Framework, it is considered clear that the substantial objective is to implement the terms of Memorandum of Understanding and promote necessary reforms.
The meeting between Reichenback and Greek FinMin Evangelos Venizelos is scheduled for Tuesday, the first day of his arrival in Athens, is considered indicative. The former vice president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is a man of Barroso’s absolute confidence, while his team would include also representatives of Greece’s lenders, who can propose measures.
EU officials say that the Task Force’s role would expand as time passes, while there would be increased collaterals in case Greece receives the next aid instalment and the second bailout loan.
The aim is to avoid the repeat of slowdowns and delays in implementation of the memorandum, which provides reforms in public utilities and sector, healthcare system, insurance system, closed professions, etc.
Many government officials anticipated this team in order to overcome intraparty and union pressures in areas of great influence. But there are also government executives who clamour for loss of national sovereignty in exchange for a new loan.
tommy271
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