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Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1 (3 lettori)
- Creatore Discussione Imark
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non ci avevo pensato per fortuna come dicevo sono fuori dalla greciaImark
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Beh, l'andamento delle ultime 48 ore si commenta da solo. Ieri la maggiore liquidità ha aiutato i prezzi BBML nel rimbalzo rispetto a quelli Xtrakter.
Attenzione oggi a certe lettere che volano molto, troppo alte sul MOT...
il 2013 - 92,32 (BBML) 92,20 (Xtrakter);
il 2016 - 82,24 (BBML) 81,73 (Xtrakter) (bid 81,79 - ask 82,08);
il 2017 - 83,38 (BBML) 82,87 (Xtrakter) (bid 83,28 - ask 83,79);
il 2018 - 84,14 (BBML) 83,75 (Xtrakter);
il 2019 6% 91,38 (BBML) 91,16 (Xtrakter);
il 2022 - 94,41 (BBML) 94,46 (Xtrakter);
il 2024 - 79,47 (BBML) 78,60 (Xtrakter) (bid 78,90 - ask 79,10);
il 2026 - 82,37 (BBML) 82,73 (Xtrakter);
il 2037 - 69,45 (BBML) 68,95 (Xtrakter) (bid 69,25 - ask 69,45);
GGBei 2025 - 73,98 (BBML), non significativo su Xtrakter
GGBei 2030 - 65,69 (BBML), non significativo su Xtrakter
I prezzi di chiusura dei TdS greci sui circuiti OTC... più reattivi alle news i prezzi BBML e molto modesta per ora la reazione dei titoli lunghi.
il 2013 - 93,54 (BBML) 92,63 (Xtrakter) (bid 92,72 - ask 92,92);
il 2016 - 83,30 (BBML) 82,60 (Xtrakter) (bid 83,25 - ask 83,41);
il 2017 - 84,50 (BBML) 83,62 (Xtrakter);
il 2018 - 85,04 (BBML) 84,72 (Xtrakter);
il 2019 6% 92,62 (BBML) 92,30 (Xtrakter);
il 2022 - 95,36 (BBML) 94,50 (Xtrakter);
il 2024 - 79,90 (BBML) 79,75 (Xtrakter);
il 2026 - 83,04 (BBML) 82,95 (Xtrakter);
il 2037 - 70,38 (BBML) 70,34 (Xtrakter);
GGBei 2025 - 74,80 (BBML), non significativo su Xtrakter
GGBei 2030 - 65,98 (BBML), non significativo su Xtrakter
tommy271
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Greece Aid Deal Seen At EUR20 Billion-EUR30 Billion, Interest Rate 5%-5.5%
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- A joint European Union-International Monetary Fund loan package for Greece will total between EUR20 billion and EUR30 billion and carry an interest rate of between 5% and 5.5%, privately owned Mega television reports Sunday.
The report comes just ahead of a key conference call of euro zone finance ministers later Sunday, when the 16 members of the currency bloc are to hammer out final details of the loan package.
Euro-zone countries last month agreed that, if needed, they would give Greece a series of loans in concert with an IMF package. However, the specific details of the package have been held up, in part, due to a dispute over the interest rates Greece would be charged by its fellow EU members.
Greece's borrowing costs have soared after investors dumped Greek bonds in a series of volatile trading sessions last week.
The government, which plans to tap financial markets with a EUR1.2 billion T-bill auction this Tuesday, hopes investor jitters will be calmed once details of the aid package emerge, and as Greece moves to fully implement its three-year reform and austerity program.
According to Mega, two-thirds of the total package will come from other euro-zone member countries, and one third from the IMF.
The report says the Greek government is awaiting details of the package and will gauge market reaction Monday before deciding whether to formally seek aid.
ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- A joint European Union-International Monetary Fund loan package for Greece will total between EUR20 billion and EUR30 billion and carry an interest rate of between 5% and 5.5%, privately owned Mega television reports Sunday.
The report comes just ahead of a key conference call of euro zone finance ministers later Sunday, when the 16 members of the currency bloc are to hammer out final details of the loan package.
Euro-zone countries last month agreed that, if needed, they would give Greece a series of loans in concert with an IMF package. However, the specific details of the package have been held up, in part, due to a dispute over the interest rates Greece would be charged by its fellow EU members.
Greece's borrowing costs have soared after investors dumped Greek bonds in a series of volatile trading sessions last week.
The government, which plans to tap financial markets with a EUR1.2 billion T-bill auction this Tuesday, hopes investor jitters will be calmed once details of the aid package emerge, and as Greece moves to fully implement its three-year reform and austerity program.
According to Mega, two-thirds of the total package will come from other euro-zone member countries, and one third from the IMF.
The report says the Greek government is awaiting details of the package and will gauge market reaction Monday before deciding whether to formally seek aid.
tommy271
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Germany Said to Accept EU Loan Compromise for Greece (Update1)
By John Fraher and Brian Parkin
April 11 (Bloomberg) -- Germany is prepared to give Greece loans at below-market interest rates, dropping its opposition to subsidies as European finance ministers meet to discuss the terms of a lifeline for the debt-stricken nation, a European government official said.
The loans would be priced above the rate charged by the International Monetary Fund, which would also participate in a European Union-led rescue, said the person, who spoke on condition of anonymity. Such an arrangement would satisfy German demands that Greece shouldn’t be given subsidized loans, the person said. Greece may receive loans for between 20 billion euros ($27 billion) and 25 billion euros at a rate of about 5 percent, Die Welt reported today, without citing anyone.
German resistance to subsidized loans threatened to hold up efforts to agree on a rescue package for Greece, whose bonds plunged last week. With German Chancellor Angela Merkel balking at the use of taxpayers’ funds, her government has said that the EU should stick to a March 25 agreement that credit to Greece should be at “non-concessional” rates.
“They have to be given some help from Europe or the IMF at concessional rates,” billionaire investors George Soros said in an April 9 interview on Bloomberg Radio in Cambridge, England. “It is a make or break time for the euro and it’s a question whether the political will to hold Europe together is there or not.”
Terms of Agreement
The European Commission said in an e-mailed statement that there will be a news conference today in Brussels at about 4 p.m. local time, following a teleconference of eurogroup finance ministers. The eurogroup also includes European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet. Ministers may today agree to the formula for calculating the loans, the European government official said.
Under the terms of the March accord, Europe would provide more than half the loans and the IMF the rest, which would be triggered if Greece runs out of fund-raising options. UBS AG economists estimate Greece will need to seek emergency funding to make bond payments and cover debt refinancing of more than 20 billion euros in the next two months.
The yield on Greek 10-year bonds surged 60 basis points this past week, driving it to a record 7.364 percent on April 8. Any IMF loans to Greece may cost around 3.26 percent. The premium investors demand to buy Greek 10-year bonds instead of German bunds jumped to 442 basis points April 8, before sliding to 398 basis points a day later.
The euro, which has dropped about 6 percent against the dollar this year, rose 1 percent to $1.35 on April 9 as speculation about an aid package mounted.
German Resistance
Overcoming German resistance to subsidized loans came amid mounting speculation that that a bailout was imminent. UBS said it could come this weekend after Fitch Ratings cut Greece’s debt rating to BBB-, just one level above junk. Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has argued that he needed below-market borrowing costs to cut EU’s-biggest budget deficit.
Greek Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou said April 9 that Greece isn’t seeking EU aid and would meet its goal of cutting the deficit from about 13 percent last year, more than 4 times the EU limit, to 8.7 percent this year.
Greece needs to raise 11.6 billion euros to cover debt that is maturing before the end of May and plans to sell bonds to U.S. investors in the coming weeks. The country’s debt agency plans to offer 1.2 billion euros of six-month and one-year notes tomorrow.
Confidence ‘Undermined’
Greece’s long-term foreign and local currency issuer default ratings were on April 9 cut two levels to BBB-, the same level as Bulgaria and Panama, from BBB+ by Fitch Ratings. The outlook is negative, Fitch said, citing delays in agreeing to an aid package.
“The lack of clarity regarding the mechanism for timely external financial support may have hindered Greece’s access to market finance at affordable cost and hence further undermined confidence in the capacity of the government to meet its fiscal targets,” Fitch said in an e-mailed statement.
The Athens benchmark stock index rose for the first day in four on April 9 amid speculation that an aid package would soon be agreed. It fell 5 percent this week.
EU leaders, including French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Herman Van Rompuy, president of the 27-nation bloc, expressed their readiness to provide aid two days ago.
“A support plan has been agreed and we are ready to activate at any moment to come to the aid of Greece,” Sarkozy said.
By John Fraher and Brian Parkin
April 11 (Bloomberg) -- Germany is prepared to give Greece loans at below-market interest rates, dropping its opposition to subsidies as European finance ministers meet to discuss the terms of a lifeline for the debt-stricken nation, a European government official said.
The loans would be priced above the rate charged by the International Monetary Fund, which would also participate in a European Union-led rescue, said the person, who spoke on condition of anonymity. Such an arrangement would satisfy German demands that Greece shouldn’t be given subsidized loans, the person said. Greece may receive loans for between 20 billion euros ($27 billion) and 25 billion euros at a rate of about 5 percent, Die Welt reported today, without citing anyone.
German resistance to subsidized loans threatened to hold up efforts to agree on a rescue package for Greece, whose bonds plunged last week. With German Chancellor Angela Merkel balking at the use of taxpayers’ funds, her government has said that the EU should stick to a March 25 agreement that credit to Greece should be at “non-concessional” rates.
“They have to be given some help from Europe or the IMF at concessional rates,” billionaire investors George Soros said in an April 9 interview on Bloomberg Radio in Cambridge, England. “It is a make or break time for the euro and it’s a question whether the political will to hold Europe together is there or not.”
Terms of Agreement
The European Commission said in an e-mailed statement that there will be a news conference today in Brussels at about 4 p.m. local time, following a teleconference of eurogroup finance ministers. The eurogroup also includes European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet. Ministers may today agree to the formula for calculating the loans, the European government official said.
Under the terms of the March accord, Europe would provide more than half the loans and the IMF the rest, which would be triggered if Greece runs out of fund-raising options. UBS AG economists estimate Greece will need to seek emergency funding to make bond payments and cover debt refinancing of more than 20 billion euros in the next two months.
The yield on Greek 10-year bonds surged 60 basis points this past week, driving it to a record 7.364 percent on April 8. Any IMF loans to Greece may cost around 3.26 percent. The premium investors demand to buy Greek 10-year bonds instead of German bunds jumped to 442 basis points April 8, before sliding to 398 basis points a day later.
The euro, which has dropped about 6 percent against the dollar this year, rose 1 percent to $1.35 on April 9 as speculation about an aid package mounted.
German Resistance
Overcoming German resistance to subsidized loans came amid mounting speculation that that a bailout was imminent. UBS said it could come this weekend after Fitch Ratings cut Greece’s debt rating to BBB-, just one level above junk. Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has argued that he needed below-market borrowing costs to cut EU’s-biggest budget deficit.
Greek Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou said April 9 that Greece isn’t seeking EU aid and would meet its goal of cutting the deficit from about 13 percent last year, more than 4 times the EU limit, to 8.7 percent this year.
Greece needs to raise 11.6 billion euros to cover debt that is maturing before the end of May and plans to sell bonds to U.S. investors in the coming weeks. The country’s debt agency plans to offer 1.2 billion euros of six-month and one-year notes tomorrow.
Confidence ‘Undermined’
Greece’s long-term foreign and local currency issuer default ratings were on April 9 cut two levels to BBB-, the same level as Bulgaria and Panama, from BBB+ by Fitch Ratings. The outlook is negative, Fitch said, citing delays in agreeing to an aid package.
“The lack of clarity regarding the mechanism for timely external financial support may have hindered Greece’s access to market finance at affordable cost and hence further undermined confidence in the capacity of the government to meet its fiscal targets,” Fitch said in an e-mailed statement.
The Athens benchmark stock index rose for the first day in four on April 9 amid speculation that an aid package would soon be agreed. It fell 5 percent this week.
EU leaders, including French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Herman Van Rompuy, president of the 27-nation bloc, expressed their readiness to provide aid two days ago.
“A support plan has been agreed and we are ready to activate at any moment to come to the aid of Greece,” Sarkozy said.
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Il baht con tutte le riserve della banca centrale non va giu' neanche morto, per la borsa invece domani mi aspetto un bagno di sangueCome va dalle tue parti? Il bath ...?
Meglio le spiagge greche
tommy271
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Il baht con tutte le riserve della banca centrale non va giu' neanche morto, per la borsa invece domani mi aspetto un bagno di sangue
Ma sei tornato o sei ancora a Ventiane?
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