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Troika to approve next tranche of the loan, Greece’s last chance
According to press reports citing two IMF officials, the Troika, after the announcement of the €2bn of extra measures on Sunday by the Greek Finmin, is ready to approve the disbursement of the €8bn next tranche of the loan to Greece. However, the officials warned that this is Greece's last chance, as the disbursement the 7th tranche on December will be much more difficult, if the government misses the budget targets again. The officials reportedly dismissed any talks on Greece exiting the Eurozone, while Greece should fulfill its promises, especially on reducing public sector and fighting tax evasion. ECB VP Constancio also said yesterday that he is confident that Greece will take the necessary steps to get a positive review from the Troika and secure the next tranche of the loan. The quick disbursement of the next tranche seems vital, as according to the Deputy Finmin Sachinidis, Greece has enough cash to operate until October. European Council President Van Rompuy said that fiscal consolidation measures announced by the Greek government on Sunday seem positive, while noted that the Troika will resume talks with the government on Monday. Finally, an EC spokesman dismissed all scenarios on Greece leaving the Eurozone, while the situation in Greece will be discussed at the end of the week at the informal Ecofin meeting.
According to press reports citing two IMF officials, the Troika, after the announcement of the €2bn of extra measures on Sunday by the Greek Finmin, is ready to approve the disbursement of the €8bn next tranche of the loan to Greece. However, the officials warned that this is Greece's last chance, as the disbursement the 7th tranche on December will be much more difficult, if the government misses the budget targets again. The officials reportedly dismissed any talks on Greece exiting the Eurozone, while Greece should fulfill its promises, especially on reducing public sector and fighting tax evasion. ECB VP Constancio also said yesterday that he is confident that Greece will take the necessary steps to get a positive review from the Troika and secure the next tranche of the loan. The quick disbursement of the next tranche seems vital, as according to the Deputy Finmin Sachinidis, Greece has enough cash to operate until October. European Council President Van Rompuy said that fiscal consolidation measures announced by the Greek government on Sunday seem positive, while noted that the Troika will resume talks with the government on Monday. Finally, an EC spokesman dismissed all scenarios on Greece leaving the Eurozone, while the situation in Greece will be discussed at the end of the week at the informal Ecofin meeting.
discipline
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Vuol dire che si impegnano solennemente a portare la vasellina
russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
be io ti batto sono a -150 K sul prezzo denaro...
ma io guardo da quando sono ripartito nel 2008 e sono ancora a + 340%
i morti si contano alla fine ....
e siamo in piena battaglia ....
la fine ...DEVE ESSERE ancora scritta ....credici ...certo con le tue scadenze lunghe ...comunque è una tua scelta ...e potrebbe rivelarsi giusta ...io punto ancora a switchare appena la nebbia si alza sulle cortissime ...da dove sono partito a luglio ...vedremo
Grisù
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Greek Finmin: budget deficit may exceed estimates by 0.5-0.7% of GDP
Finmin Venizelos said yesterday at the cabinet meeting that the new tax on real estate should cover the over €2bn shortfall in revenues for the year. Venizelos noted that the shortfall is due to the deeper than initially expected recession, the optimistic revenues estimates and the problems in the tax collection system. Finmin reiterated the target for €17.1bn deficit this year, but, as a percentage of GDP, it is expected to settle at 8.1-8.3% from 7.6% before, as the economy is now seen shrinking by 5.3% instead of 3.8%.
Finmin Venizelos said yesterday at the cabinet meeting that the new tax on real estate should cover the over €2bn shortfall in revenues for the year. Venizelos noted that the shortfall is due to the deeper than initially expected recession, the optimistic revenues estimates and the problems in the tax collection system. Finmin reiterated the target for €17.1bn deficit this year, but, as a percentage of GDP, it is expected to settle at 8.1-8.3% from 7.6% before, as the economy is now seen shrinking by 5.3% instead of 3.8%.
bosmeld
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