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Greece to issue 500 mln eur of 13-week T-bills Jan 18


ATHENS | Fri Jan 14, 2011 6:46am EST



ATHENS Jan 14 (Reuters) - Greece will auction 500 million euros ($668 million) of 13-week T-bills on January 18, continuing its plan of monthly short-term debt sales, the country's debt agency (PDMA) said on Friday.
The settlement date will be Jan 21. Only primary dealers will be allowed to participate and no commission will be paid.

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L'importo da assegnare è basso (rispetto a quella di questa settimana), vedremo se riusciranno a far scendere un poco i rendimenti.
L'appuntamento con le prossime aste sarà poi a febbraio.
 
EU Invites Comments On Greek Electricity Market



The European Commission said Friday it wants interested parties to share their opinions on Greece’s offer to grant access to 40% of lignite-fired electricity generation to competitors of state-owned electricity incumbent Public Power Corp., according to Dow Jones Newswires.

Equal rules for all players in the Greek electricity market "is fundamental to ensure a greater choice of electricity suppliers and increase security of supply for consumers," said European Competition Commissioner, Joaquin Almunia.

"This case is about creating a level playing field between PPC and its competitors on the Greek electricity wholesale market," Almunia said in a statement. "This is fundamental to ensure a greater choice of electricity suppliers and increase security of supply for consumers."


(capital.gr)


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Il mercato dell'energia: tra poco anche i privati potranno avere accesso.
 
Samaras discussion with EU Commissioner




(ANA-MPA) -- Main opposition New Democracy (ND) leader Antonis Samaras met Friday morning with visiting European Commissioner for the Internal Market and Services Michel Barnier.

Samaras outlined ND's positions on how Greece can exit the crisis, and told Barnier that the Memorandum was not the only option, adding that specific measures that will lead to growth are needed.

"We discussed the EU internal market and our own (Greece's) problem," Samaras told reporters after the meeting, reiterating that "this crisis has proved that the Memorandum was not the only option, and it was not a solution. The only road to exit the crisis an hour earlier is the road of development," he stressed.


Replying to press questions, Samaras said unemployment in Greece is a "big weight", and stressed that two in five shops have gone out of business.

(ana.gr)

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Il parere dell'opposizione.
 
Barnier: Greek Economy Still In A State Of Emergency



European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services said that Greece took the right decision to enter the bailout mechanism of European Union and International Monetary Fund.

However, Michel Barnier, stated that Greek economy is in a state of emergency, “but there are good reasons to hope for a better future”.

The Commissioner also praised Greek Prime Minister, George Papandreou, for his determination in implementing the measures required. “Greece’s sacrifices are not pointless”, he added.

Regarding Greek Minister of Finance, Barnier said that Giorgos Papakonstantinou has to deal with a difficult task and honors his position with the responsibility that he shows.

During his earlier meeting with Defence Minister Evangelos Venizelos, Barnier said that the issue of creating a single European market in the defence industry came up.

In response to a question regarding Greek banks, the Commissioner said they are in healthy condition, and referred particularly to their equities. Barnier also stressed the importance of Basel III treaty, whose implementation started in 2013.

Commenting on the expansion scenarios for the European Financial Stability Facility, Barnier said that "the position of the EU is clear and there has been a decision to boost support mechanisms. The specifics of this will be decided by finance ministers". However, he also noted that the current portfolio has not been exhausted yet.

The commissioner said that Greece has a number of advantages within the EU in sectors like tourism, shipping and agriculture that it needs to exploit and capitalize on.

(capital.gr)
 
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