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tommy271
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Sono sempre più scettico sui rating. S&P da lo stesso rating a Portogallo e Irlanda...mah
Tra 10 giorni nel grande summit eu farebbero meglio a parlare anche della riforma delle agenzie....
Tra le tre sorelle, S&P è ovviamente quella che conta di più.
Ad ogni modo sia Fitch che S&P prima di avviare ulteriori downgrade attenderanno l'esito del Summit di fine marzo, come hanno già fatto sapere.
tommy271
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Greece Promotes Tax Police Chief To Head Ministry Tax Office
ATHENS (Dow Jones)--Greece's Finance Ministry has named Yannis Kapeleris as general secretary for tax and customs issues after sacking his predecessor last week for failing to boost revenue collections.
Prior to his appointment, Kapeleris was head of Greece's special tax police, known by its Greek acronym, SDOE. According to a statement issued late Tuesday, Kapeleris will continue to act as head of SDOE until a replacement for the special tax police unit is named.
Last May, Greece narrowly avoided default with the help of a EUR110 billion bailout from the European Union and International Monetary Fund in exchange for measures to bring down its budget deficit from 15.4% of gross domestic product in 2009, to below 3% by 2014.
Since then, Greece has narrowed that gap to about 9.4% of GDP and is aiming to cut it further to 7.4% this year.
Despite that, revenue collections have fallen behind targets forcing the government to make even deeper spending cuts to achieve its budget goals.
In 2010, net ordinary budget revenue rose a meager 5.5% to around EUR51.4 billion, against a 13.7% increase that Greece had agreed to with the EU and IMF. Under the loan deal, Greece had been targeting ordinary budget revenue after tax refunds of EUR55.2 billion.
And for the first two months of this year, Greece's state budget showed that revenue collections were down 9.2% from a year earlier--partly because of exceptionally high collections in the first two months of last year--and well short of an 8.5% increase targeted under the 2011 budget.
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ATHENS (Dow Jones)--Greece's Finance Ministry has named Yannis Kapeleris as general secretary for tax and customs issues after sacking his predecessor last week for failing to boost revenue collections.
Prior to his appointment, Kapeleris was head of Greece's special tax police, known by its Greek acronym, SDOE. According to a statement issued late Tuesday, Kapeleris will continue to act as head of SDOE until a replacement for the special tax police unit is named.
Last May, Greece narrowly avoided default with the help of a EUR110 billion bailout from the European Union and International Monetary Fund in exchange for measures to bring down its budget deficit from 15.4% of gross domestic product in 2009, to below 3% by 2014.
Since then, Greece has narrowed that gap to about 9.4% of GDP and is aiming to cut it further to 7.4% this year.
Despite that, revenue collections have fallen behind targets forcing the government to make even deeper spending cuts to achieve its budget goals.
In 2010, net ordinary budget revenue rose a meager 5.5% to around EUR51.4 billion, against a 13.7% increase that Greece had agreed to with the EU and IMF. Under the loan deal, Greece had been targeting ordinary budget revenue after tax refunds of EUR55.2 billion.
And for the first two months of this year, Greece's state budget showed that revenue collections were down 9.2% from a year earlier--partly because of exceptionally high collections in the first two months of last year--and well short of an 8.5% increase targeted under the 2011 budget.
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tommy271
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I TITOLI DEI GIORNALI:
The nuclear threat in Japan and economic issues were the main front-page items in Athens' dailies on Wednesday.
ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "The crisis also raised the price of the 'envelopes' (go fast 'gifts' to employees at public services, hospitals)".
AVGHI: "Deficit out of control, skyrockets to 10.3 percent in 2010 against initial target of 8.1 percent".
AVRIANI: "The myth of the Japanese miracle collapses".
DIMOKRATIA: "New harsh taxes".
ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Corruption reigning in hospitals, Tax Bureau offices".
ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Electronic vise for those who owe to the state".
ESTIA: "Incompetent collectors (of state revenues)".
ETHNOS: "Voluntary exodus (early retirement) for 75,000 civil servants".
IMERISSIA: "First package (of state property privatisations) with DEPA, lottery and Athens International Airport".
KATHIMERINI: "Nuclear terror over Tokyo".
LOGOS: "The first targets of the denationalisations".
NAFTEMPORIKI: "Exploitation of state properties via banks".
RIZOSPASTIS: "The people must reverse the Memorandum of the monopolies".
TA NEA: "School mergers - The changes for the teachers".
VRADYNI: "Debts, business shut-downs and unemployment hit red".
(ana.gr)
The nuclear threat in Japan and economic issues were the main front-page items in Athens' dailies on Wednesday.
ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "The crisis also raised the price of the 'envelopes' (go fast 'gifts' to employees at public services, hospitals)".
AVGHI: "Deficit out of control, skyrockets to 10.3 percent in 2010 against initial target of 8.1 percent".
AVRIANI: "The myth of the Japanese miracle collapses".
DIMOKRATIA: "New harsh taxes".
ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Corruption reigning in hospitals, Tax Bureau offices".
ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Electronic vise for those who owe to the state".
ESTIA: "Incompetent collectors (of state revenues)".
ETHNOS: "Voluntary exodus (early retirement) for 75,000 civil servants".
IMERISSIA: "First package (of state property privatisations) with DEPA, lottery and Athens International Airport".
KATHIMERINI: "Nuclear terror over Tokyo".
LOGOS: "The first targets of the denationalisations".
NAFTEMPORIKI: "Exploitation of state properties via banks".
RIZOSPASTIS: "The people must reverse the Memorandum of the monopolies".
TA NEA: "School mergers - The changes for the teachers".
VRADYNI: "Debts, business shut-downs and unemployment hit red".
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Aegean’s Plans For 2011
Aegean Airlines aims to consolidate its position in the international market and reduce further its operating costs in 2011.
The outlook remains weak due to the reduced domestic demand, however the downward trend has been stabilizing during the recent months, said the company’s administration in a conference call.
The rate of tourism’s recovery, after the reduction of VAT on tourist accommodation to 6.5% from 11% and the unrest in the Arab world, will be crucial for the course of air transport market.
“There is a growing demand from traditional markets such as France, Germany and Italy, and also new ones such as Russia and Israel”, said Aegean.
However, the constant increase of oil prices cause concern to the company, which proceeds with the outsourcing of certain services such as handling.
The acquisition of four slots in Paris and London aimed at the strengthening of the company’s position in Western Europe, Great Britain and France.
By May 2011, Aegean’s fleet will consist only of Airbus aircrafts, helping the company to reduce further its costs.
During 2010, more than 500 employees got the sack, however only the 20% of them belong to the permanent staff.
The listed company recorded losses of EUR 23.3mn and cash reserves of EUR 190mn.
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Aegean Airlines aims to consolidate its position in the international market and reduce further its operating costs in 2011.
The outlook remains weak due to the reduced domestic demand, however the downward trend has been stabilizing during the recent months, said the company’s administration in a conference call.
The rate of tourism’s recovery, after the reduction of VAT on tourist accommodation to 6.5% from 11% and the unrest in the Arab world, will be crucial for the course of air transport market.
“There is a growing demand from traditional markets such as France, Germany and Italy, and also new ones such as Russia and Israel”, said Aegean.
However, the constant increase of oil prices cause concern to the company, which proceeds with the outsourcing of certain services such as handling.
The acquisition of four slots in Paris and London aimed at the strengthening of the company’s position in Western Europe, Great Britain and France.
By May 2011, Aegean’s fleet will consist only of Airbus aircrafts, helping the company to reduce further its costs.
During 2010, more than 500 employees got the sack, however only the 20% of them belong to the permanent staff.
The listed company recorded losses of EUR 23.3mn and cash reserves of EUR 190mn.
(capital.gr)
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Corporate.
tommy271
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EFSF chief: unclear if Greece must restructure debt
BERLIN, March 16 | Wed Mar 16, 2011 5:54am EDT
BERLIN, March 16 (Reuters) - The head of the euro zone safety net for countries struggling with public finances has told German politicians that it was not yet possible to say whether whether Greece will have to restructure its debt.
Sources from the ruling coalition said on Wednesday, after a parliament committee hearing with European Financial Stability Facility head Klaus Regling, that he told them the question of whether Greece would have to restructure cannot yet be answered.
BERLIN, March 16 | Wed Mar 16, 2011 5:54am EDT
BERLIN, March 16 (Reuters) - The head of the euro zone safety net for countries struggling with public finances has told German politicians that it was not yet possible to say whether whether Greece will have to restructure its debt.
Sources from the ruling coalition said on Wednesday, after a parliament committee hearing with European Financial Stability Facility head Klaus Regling, that he told them the question of whether Greece would have to restructure cannot yet be answered.
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Greek Stocks Move Higher
Athens Stock Exchange regains its upward trend on Wednesday, after two intense sessions, helped by Nikkei’s relief rally.
The market reacted violently higher on Monday, in the wake of the European Summit resolutions, but declined sharply the very next day. Today, the General Index is moving on positive grounds, gaining up to 3.06%.
Banking index climbs by up to 4.28%, with all of its titles in positive territory, while Alpha Bank, MIG and Eurobank top FTSE20’s profits.
“The General Index had a nervous session yesterday mainly affected by the new negative developments in Japan and the concerns of the markets internationally”, said Pegasus Securities in its morning report.
Pegasus expected a positive beginning due to the encouraging yesterday session of the Asian markets while volatility is expected to remain during the day.
The cautiousness regarding the buying mood could be fueled by Portugal’s downgrade by Moody’s, stemming the narrowing of government bond spreads that was witnessed after the European Summit, while some interest could be seen on OPAP and Motor Oil, ahead of the 4Q10/FY10 results that are going to be announced today.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1624.89 points, up 2.17%, moving into positive territory since the beginning of the meeting. The turnover stands at EUR 52mn, while a total amount of 80 shares rise, 23 decline and 20 remain unchanged.
Banks are at 1410.02 units, up 3.27%. Proton Bank, Alpha Bank and Eurobank soar by 4.94%, 4.88% and 4.54% respectively, while Piraeus Bank, Hellenic Postbank and National Bank gain 3.97%, 3.5% and 3.23% respectively.
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La mattinata in borsa.
Spread sempre stabili intorno a 945 pb.
Athens Stock Exchange regains its upward trend on Wednesday, after two intense sessions, helped by Nikkei’s relief rally.
The market reacted violently higher on Monday, in the wake of the European Summit resolutions, but declined sharply the very next day. Today, the General Index is moving on positive grounds, gaining up to 3.06%.
Banking index climbs by up to 4.28%, with all of its titles in positive territory, while Alpha Bank, MIG and Eurobank top FTSE20’s profits.
“The General Index had a nervous session yesterday mainly affected by the new negative developments in Japan and the concerns of the markets internationally”, said Pegasus Securities in its morning report.
Pegasus expected a positive beginning due to the encouraging yesterday session of the Asian markets while volatility is expected to remain during the day.
The cautiousness regarding the buying mood could be fueled by Portugal’s downgrade by Moody’s, stemming the narrowing of government bond spreads that was witnessed after the European Summit, while some interest could be seen on OPAP and Motor Oil, ahead of the 4Q10/FY10 results that are going to be announced today.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1624.89 points, up 2.17%, moving into positive territory since the beginning of the meeting. The turnover stands at EUR 52mn, while a total amount of 80 shares rise, 23 decline and 20 remain unchanged.
Banks are at 1410.02 units, up 3.27%. Proton Bank, Alpha Bank and Eurobank soar by 4.94%, 4.88% and 4.54% respectively, while Piraeus Bank, Hellenic Postbank and National Bank gain 3.97%, 3.5% and 3.23% respectively.
(capital.gr)
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La mattinata in borsa.
Spread sempre stabili intorno a 945 pb.
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Chiuso le ultime Grecia oggi...bye bye
Bye Bye Grecia ...torno in Austria dalla mia Popolare Övag che nel frattempo è pure scesa ....700 euro ..in pochi giorni meglio di niente
Buona Fortuna a chi rimane ...forse dopo Giugno se schizza troppo in alto la mia Övag ...vedremo ...
Chi Vivrà Vedrà
Bye Bye Grecia ...torno in Austria dalla mia Popolare Övag che nel frattempo è pure scesa ....700 euro ..in pochi giorni meglio di niente
Buona Fortuna a chi rimane ...forse dopo Giugno se schizza troppo in alto la mia Övag ...vedremo ...
Chi Vivrà Vedrà
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E' difficile uscire oggi dalla Grecia io ad esempio con la 2022 sono sotto del 34% e per tornare al mio prezzo di acquisto non basta che il titolo faccia +34%, vendere adesso è come accettare una ristrutturazione. Speriamo che le cose migliorino con il passare dei mesi, nel frattempo sangue freddo e niente panico ma tanta pazienza.
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