Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1

[tommy271]

La Borsa di Atene ha proseguito anche oggi in territorio positivo: l'indice ASE segna in chiusura 1690 punti con un + 1,24% giornaliero. Volumi importanti di scambio a 164 MLN.

I nostri spread rimangono invece sempre deboli, tendenzialmente in allargamento a circa 803 punti base.
Situazione, tutto sommato, stazionaria.

 

[tommy271]

Greece Piraeus Bank Issues EUR1.25B Covered Bond For Liquidity



ATHENS (Dow Jones)--Piraeus Bank SA (TPEIR.AT) said Wednesday it has successfully issued a EUR1.25 billion covered bond to boost liquidity.

"The covered bonds have a three-year maturity with the possibility of a 10-year extension and an interest rate of one month Euribor plus 100 basis points," the fourth-largest Greek lender said.

The issue was undertaken as part of the bank's EUR3 billion covered bond program and the advisor for the issue was Barclays Capital.

The covered bond issue is rated "A-" by Fitch and will be listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.
Piraeus recently successfully raised EUR807 million through an oversubscribed rights issue to raise its capital adequcy. Those new 807 million shares will trade for the first time Thursday on the Athens Stock Exchange.

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Corporate.

 

[frmaoro]

mi hanno servito

 

[buttozzo]

ciao frmaoro ho visto infatti ti ho pensato

 

[giub]

La prossima è il 15 febbraio con il bot/greek a tre mesi.
Le prossime a marzo, generalmente il martedì della seconda e terza settimana del mese.

esiste un qualche specchietto che indichi le principali scadenze con relativo ammontare?

 

[tommy271]

esiste un qualche specchietto che indichi le principali scadenze con relativo ammontare?

No.
Sia le scadenze, come gli importi, vengono stabiliti mese per mese.

 

[tommy271]

Borsa Atene: Ase chiude a +1,2% in scia a Mig a +20%


MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase della Borsa di Atene chiude la seduta in rialzo dell'1,2% a quota 1.690,5 punti con scambi per 164,1 mln euro in scia alla performance di Mig.
Il titolo sale del 20% grazie all'inserimento nella buy list di Ubs nonostante la confusione sul suo target price.
Ppc segna un +4%, Alpha un +3%, Opap un +2,4%, Eurobank un +2,1% e Piraeus un +1,2%. Coca Cola Hellenic scende invece dell'1,2% a causa di risultati trimestrali deludenti.

 

[tommy271]

Athens Market Firmer On Wednesday



It was the first time since early August that the General Index managed to reach the level of 1700 with intraday gains of 1.98% on Wednesday but failed to end above it.

MIG (+20%), Mytilineos (+4.92%) and PPC (+4.05%) topped FTSE20 profits, while most of the board ended in green.

Financial results announced by Coca-Cola 3E were on the spotlight today, while the upward trend was helped by the buying interest emerged mainly in the banks. FTSE40 and FTSE80 also ended enhanced, gaining 2.09% and 2.98% respectively.

"A spate of positive broker reports and a WSJ article on the ASE’s positive prospects sparked heavy market action," George Goufas, head of institutional trading at National Securities, told Dow Jones Newswires. "With volumes remaining above average the uptrend is likely to continue and short positions could backfire."

Merit Securities notes that European developments regarding the fight against debt crisis along with the proposed competitiveness pact have calmed the Greek market, which reacted positively, following a two-session correction.

Merit adds that the successful auctions of six-month Greek treasury bills have played a key role, while the intensive resistance at the level of 1690 is considered well-expected as many investors wait for Eurozone developments and others proceed with accumulation movements.

Across the board, the General Index ended at 1690.58 points, up 1.24%. Trading volume amounted to 57.5mn worth EUR164.1mn, while 126 shares rose, 46 declined and 112 remained unchanged.

Banks rose by 1.515%, at 1,504.83 units, with intraday profits of 2.6%. Marfin Popular Bank and Hellenic Postbank climbed by 3.67% and 3.36% respectively, while Alpha Bank, Eurobank and Piraeus Bank rose by 3%, 2.15% and 1.23% respectively. National Bank and Bank of Cyprus gained 0.78% and 0.59% respectively, while Proton Bank and ATEbank declined by 3.03% and 1.25% respectively.

Across the FTSE20, apart from banks, MIG stood out, soaring by 20%, while Mytilineos and PPC rose by 4.92% and 4.05% respectively. OPA, Jumbo and Ellaktor gained 2.46%, 1.85% and 1.49% respectively, while Coca-Cola 3E and Viohalco declined 1.2% and 1.08% respectively.


(capital.gr)

 

[tommy271]

Bini Smaghi: Greece has to make rescue package work



FRANKFURT | Wed Feb 9, 2011 12:11pm EST


FRANKFURT Feb 9 (Reuters) - Greece has to make its rescue package work and a sovereign debt default is not an option for Athens, European Central Bank Executive Board member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi said on Wednesday.

"Plan B, default, would be quite dramatic for the Greek people," Bini Smaghi told Financial Times television.

"It would entail the collapse of the financial system, major programmes in the economy politically, so plan A has to work and they are committed to make it work and the government is still implementing many reforms and it has the support of the people."

 

[tommy271]

Risk perceptions on eurozone sovereigns have eased since the turn of the year, but Middle East volatility continues



Credit default swap (CDS) spreads in many peripheral and core eurozone states experienced a slight rise today, but fears of a sovereign default in the region appear to have faded in the early part of 2011.
According to data from financial information provider Markit, the cost of CDS protection on Portuguese debt fell from 500 basis points on January 1 to 424bp by the close yesterday, before increasing slightly to 426bp by 1pm today. Irish CDS spreads narrowed from 609bp at the start of the year to 566bp on February 8, but widened to 588bp today.
Other peripheral sovereigns have also experienced declines over the same period. Italian spreads fell from 236bp on January 1 to 172bp yesterday, while Spanish spreads declined from 347bp to 233bp. Both were virtually unchanged by 1pm today. Greece also narrowed from 1,052bp to 876bp, and then dropped to 811bp today.
Analysts say the inaugural bond issuance by the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) on January 25 has helped ease fears of a default by a peripheral eurozone sovereign. Demand for the issue was strong, with €44.5 billion raised from over 500 investors. The EFSF was set up following an agreement by euro area member states on May 9, 2010, and is designed to provide bailout funds for eurozone states in danger of default.
Risk perceptions have also declined for core eurozone countries. The cost of CDS protection on Belgian debt fell from 220bp on January 1 to 161bp yesterday, before rising to 165bp today. Germany dropped from 58bp at the start of the year to 53bp yesterday, and remained more or less unchanged by 1pm today.
This decline in risk perception has not been replicated in the Middle East, where political turmoil over the past month has caused CDS spreads to jump wildly. In Tunisia, spreads have increased from 114bp on January 1 to 169bp yesterday, and then up further to 176bp today. Egyptian spreads have also widened considerably, from 239bp at the start of the year to 335bp yesterday, and then to 347bp today.

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