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tommy271
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Αύξηση του επιτοκίου στο 4,75%
Αντλήθηκαν 1,625 δισ. ευρώ από τα εξάμηνα έντοκα
NAFTEMPORIKI.GR Τρίτη, 8 Μαρτίου 2011 12:20
Τελευταία Ενημέρωση : 08/03/2011 12:24
Ποσό ύψους 1,625 δισ. ευρώ άντλησε σήμερα το ελληνικό δημόσιο από την έκδοση εντόκων γραμματίων εξάμηνης διάρκειας.
Η απόδοση αυξήθηκε στο 4,75% από 4,64% που ήταν στην προηγούμενη έκδοση, ενώ η έκδοση καλύφθηκε κατά 3,6 φορές, έναντι 4,54.
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Il bid/cover risulta più basso, anche rispetto all'importo offerto all'asta precedente (generalmente più è alto l'importo da assegnare più risulta impegnativa la copertura ...)
Comunque molto buono.
Assegnati 1625 MLN al tasso del 4,75, rispetto al 4,64 precedente.
Αντλήθηκαν 1,625 δισ. ευρώ από τα εξάμηνα έντοκα
NAFTEMPORIKI.GR Τρίτη, 8 Μαρτίου 2011 12:20
Τελευταία Ενημέρωση : 08/03/2011 12:24
Ποσό ύψους 1,625 δισ. ευρώ άντλησε σήμερα το ελληνικό δημόσιο από την έκδοση εντόκων γραμματίων εξάμηνης διάρκειας.
Η απόδοση αυξήθηκε στο 4,75% από 4,64% που ήταν στην προηγούμενη έκδοση, ενώ η έκδοση καλύφθηκε κατά 3,6 φορές, έναντι 4,54.
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Il bid/cover risulta più basso, anche rispetto all'importo offerto all'asta precedente (generalmente più è alto l'importo da assegnare più risulta impegnativa la copertura ...)
Comunque molto buono.
Assegnati 1625 MLN al tasso del 4,75, rispetto al 4,64 precedente.
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tommy271
Forumer storico
Greece sells 1.625 bln eur T-bills, 26-week yield 4.75%
ATHENS, March 8 | Tue Mar 8, 2011 5:21am EST
ATHENS, March 8 (Reuters) - Greece's Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) sold 1.625 billion euros ($2.28 billion) of 6-month T-bills on Tuesday, with the yield rising by 11 basis points compared to a previous February auction.
The sale was well covered with the bid-cover ratio at 3.6 versus 4.54 in the previous auction. Greece paid a yield of 4.75 percent, up from 4.64 percent in the Feb. 8 auction, the debt agency said.
Foreigners bought nearly a third of the issue, PDMA chief Petros Christodoulou told Reuters.
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Sempre nutrita la pattuglia dall'estero.
ATHENS, March 8 | Tue Mar 8, 2011 5:21am EST
ATHENS, March 8 (Reuters) - Greece's Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) sold 1.625 billion euros ($2.28 billion) of 6-month T-bills on Tuesday, with the yield rising by 11 basis points compared to a previous February auction.
The sale was well covered with the bid-cover ratio at 3.6 versus 4.54 in the previous auction. Greece paid a yield of 4.75 percent, up from 4.64 percent in the Feb. 8 auction, the debt agency said.
Foreigners bought nearly a third of the issue, PDMA chief Petros Christodoulou told Reuters.
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Sempre nutrita la pattuglia dall'estero.
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giub
New Membro
esatto...funziona sempre a posteriori....e salvo gli altri 999 ultimi cippi....
Poi ci sono i fenomeni, quelli che beccano sempre i minimi assoluti, ma purtroppo io non appartengo a quelli
giub
New Membro
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tommy271
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Greek downgrade no threat to euro-German minister
Tue Mar 8, 2011 10:20am GMT
BERLIN, March 8 (Reuters) - German Economy Minister Rainer Bruederle said on Tuesday that he was not concerned that Greece's latest credit rating downgrade would create new insecurity for the euro.
Moody's slashed Greece's credit rating by three notches on Monday due to an increased default risk, raising the spectre that the distressed euro zone sovereign may have to restructure its debt, perhaps before 2013.
Bruederle also said that Germany's economic recovery would not be by endangered by a series of train drivers' strikes, which union members voted on Monday to step up.
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Il sodale della Merkel.
Tue Mar 8, 2011 10:20am GMT
BERLIN, March 8 (Reuters) - German Economy Minister Rainer Bruederle said on Tuesday that he was not concerned that Greece's latest credit rating downgrade would create new insecurity for the euro.
Moody's slashed Greece's credit rating by three notches on Monday due to an increased default risk, raising the spectre that the distressed euro zone sovereign may have to restructure its debt, perhaps before 2013.
Bruederle also said that Germany's economic recovery would not be by endangered by a series of train drivers' strikes, which union members voted on Monday to step up.
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Il sodale della Merkel.
tommy271
Forumer storico
sono uno dei pochi a non conoscere il greco moderno?
presumo sia l'asta....
Se è per quello, non conosco neanche quello antico ...
.Si è l'asta, nei post sopra trovi il dettaglio.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Italy Seen Accepting Debt Target In EU Reforms - Sources
By Matthew Dalton
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
BRUSSELS (Dow Jones)--Italy is likely to drop its opposition to a proposal by the European Commission aimed at getting countries with high government debt levels to reduce their debt according to a fixed formula, officials said.
The move could pave the way for an agreement on a package of six economic reforms sought by the Commission when finance ministers from the 27 EU nations meet March 15.
Italy's government debt is around 120% of gross domestic product, the European Union's second highest public debt level after Greece. Italy and Greece were one of the main opponents of a Commission proposal to require that countries with a debt-to-GDP ratio over the EU limit of 60% would be required to cut their excess debt by 5% each year.
Italy has argued that it has low levels of private debt that should ease concerns about its public debt level. The Commission has said that it plans to take private-debt levels into consideration when examining when and how countries should cut their public debt, a provision that appears to have satisfied the Italian government, a senior euro-zone official said.
"We have very good indications that they might drop their opposition," said an EU diplomat close to the negotiations.
Officials expect Greece to drop its opposition without the support of Italy.
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Passi in avanti, positivi, verso il Summit dell'11 marzo.
Ma probabilmente costerà ... a noi italiani.
By Matthew Dalton
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
BRUSSELS (Dow Jones)--Italy is likely to drop its opposition to a proposal by the European Commission aimed at getting countries with high government debt levels to reduce their debt according to a fixed formula, officials said.
The move could pave the way for an agreement on a package of six economic reforms sought by the Commission when finance ministers from the 27 EU nations meet March 15.
Italy's government debt is around 120% of gross domestic product, the European Union's second highest public debt level after Greece. Italy and Greece were one of the main opponents of a Commission proposal to require that countries with a debt-to-GDP ratio over the EU limit of 60% would be required to cut their excess debt by 5% each year.
Italy has argued that it has low levels of private debt that should ease concerns about its public debt level. The Commission has said that it plans to take private-debt levels into consideration when examining when and how countries should cut their public debt, a provision that appears to have satisfied the Italian government, a senior euro-zone official said.
"We have very good indications that they might drop their opposition," said an EU diplomat close to the negotiations.
Officials expect Greece to drop its opposition without the support of Italy.
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Passi in avanti, positivi, verso il Summit dell'11 marzo.
Ma probabilmente costerà ... a noi italiani.
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tommy271
Forumer storico
Greece targets US investors with $3 bln of diaspora bonds
The Greek government plans to sell about three billion dollars of ‘diaspora’ bonds to retail investors in the U.S., according to the Finance Ministry.
The government approved fees to be paid for U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission clearance for the sale, a Finance Ministry statement said on Tuesday.
No further details were available.
Finance Ministry sources told Kathimerini earlier this month that the government will target investors of Greek descent in the US, Canada and Australia in a bid to raise money by selling bonds after being locked out of the debt market last year.
Sources had said that the ministry hopes to issue bonds of between three to ten years at an interest rate of less than 5 percent.
ekathimerini.com , Tuesday March 8, 2011 (12:26)
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I famosi diaspora bond: un segno di fiducia.
The Greek government plans to sell about three billion dollars of ‘diaspora’ bonds to retail investors in the U.S., according to the Finance Ministry.
The government approved fees to be paid for U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission clearance for the sale, a Finance Ministry statement said on Tuesday.
No further details were available.
Finance Ministry sources told Kathimerini earlier this month that the government will target investors of Greek descent in the US, Canada and Australia in a bid to raise money by selling bonds after being locked out of the debt market last year.
Sources had said that the ministry hopes to issue bonds of between three to ten years at an interest rate of less than 5 percent.
ekathimerini.com , Tuesday March 8, 2011 (12:26)
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I famosi diaspora bond: un segno di fiducia.
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