tommy271
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La Frau Merkel, vuole un'isola greca, e damogliela,,,,
L'unica isola che conosce è quella di Ponza.
Io la manderei a Ventotene ...
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L'unica isola che conosce è quella di Ponza.
Io la manderei a Ventotene ...
tommy271
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Euro zone finmins warn Greece to control deficit
* Remarks made as source says Greek deficit to bust forecast
* Fears grow as Greek spending gap set to widen
* Eurogroup warns Athens "important to stick to targets"
GODOLLO, Hungary (Reuters) - Jean-Claude Juncker, who chairs meetings of euro zone finance ministers, warned Greece on Friday of the importance of controlling spending, a day after news that the country's budget deficit last year had overshot forecasts.
Juncker's remarks, which came after a meeting of finance ministers in the euro zone, underline growing alarm among European Union countries that Greece may be incapable of halting a widening gap between spending and income.
Worries about Greek debt have fuelled renewed speculation that a reluctant Athens may ultimately be forced to hand losses to bondholders.
"We reminded the Greek authorities that it is important to stick to the targets for public deficits over the coming years," said the head of the euro zone group of finance ministers, who negotiated the Greek aid package.
Earlier this week a source close to Greece's international lenders told Reuters that the country's 2010 budget deficit was bigger than estimated at over 10 percent of national output, heralding yet more austerity measures.
The revision will heap another fiscal burden on a government already struggling to avoid a debt restructuring after missing some targets of an EU/IMF bailout, just as Portugal's decision to seek EU aid sharpens investors' focus on the euro zone crisis.
The government's most recent estimate of last year's deficit was 9.4 percent of economic output, while its lenders -- the 'troika' of European Commission, IMF and ECB -- saw it at 9.6 percent. The initial target was about 8 percent of GDP.
"The deficit won't be much more than expected," said one EU source, who added that some countries were worried about Athens' ability to bolster tax collection and control its finances. "But it will show that Greece has no margin for error."
* Remarks made as source says Greek deficit to bust forecast
* Fears grow as Greek spending gap set to widen
* Eurogroup warns Athens "important to stick to targets"
GODOLLO, Hungary (Reuters) - Jean-Claude Juncker, who chairs meetings of euro zone finance ministers, warned Greece on Friday of the importance of controlling spending, a day after news that the country's budget deficit last year had overshot forecasts.
Juncker's remarks, which came after a meeting of finance ministers in the euro zone, underline growing alarm among European Union countries that Greece may be incapable of halting a widening gap between spending and income.
Worries about Greek debt have fuelled renewed speculation that a reluctant Athens may ultimately be forced to hand losses to bondholders.
"We reminded the Greek authorities that it is important to stick to the targets for public deficits over the coming years," said the head of the euro zone group of finance ministers, who negotiated the Greek aid package.
Earlier this week a source close to Greece's international lenders told Reuters that the country's 2010 budget deficit was bigger than estimated at over 10 percent of national output, heralding yet more austerity measures.
The revision will heap another fiscal burden on a government already struggling to avoid a debt restructuring after missing some targets of an EU/IMF bailout, just as Portugal's decision to seek EU aid sharpens investors' focus on the euro zone crisis.
The government's most recent estimate of last year's deficit was 9.4 percent of economic output, while its lenders -- the 'troika' of European Commission, IMF and ECB -- saw it at 9.6 percent. The initial target was about 8 percent of GDP.
"The deficit won't be much more than expected," said one EU source, who added that some countries were worried about Athens' ability to bolster tax collection and control its finances. "But it will show that Greece has no margin for error."
IL MARATONETA
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La Merkel preferisce non salire, ma ci sarebbe questo, se va bene, che si offre come timoniereLe idee, le avrei ... ma non collimano con quanto pensa Frau Merkel
Io sarò il Capitano ma è il "Timoniere" che determina la rotta ...
tommy271
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La Borsa di Atene si avvia a chiudere con il segno meno, prima di un'oretta dalla chiusura.
Attualmente siamo a 1533 punti a -1,16%.
Volumi scarsi.
Movimentato invece il nostro spread, caratterizzato da cinque allunghi giornalieri intorno ai 960 pb. poi rientrati sotto una decina di pb.
Attualmente in ripresa con un restringimento intorno ai 941 pb., sui minimi di ieri.
Attualmente siamo a 1533 punti a -1,16%.
Volumi scarsi.
Movimentato invece il nostro spread, caratterizzato da cinque allunghi giornalieri intorno ai 960 pb. poi rientrati sotto una decina di pb.
Attualmente in ripresa con un restringimento intorno ai 941 pb., sui minimi di ieri.
IL MARATONETA
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LUP1051
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L'unica isola che conosce è quella di Ponza.
Io la manderei a Ventotene ...
Esatto, ha voglia di cambisre ed ampliare le sue conoscenze in merito; e poi a Ponza il ".....ess" è vietato.
tommy271
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Greece’s Papademos: It’s gonna get worse before it gets better
By Jamie Coleman || April 8, 2011 at 13:43 GMT
(forexlive.com)
By Jamie Coleman || April 8, 2011 at 13:43 GMT
- Debt developments could get worse before they get better but the will improve
- Greek deficit to GDP ratio fell at least 5 percent from initial estimates
(forexlive.com)
tommy271
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Greek February Industrial Output Drops
4/8/2011 9:16 AM ET
(RTTNews) - Industrial production in Greece declined in February, data released by the Hellenic Statistical Authority showed Friday.
Industrial output decreased 4.8 percent year-on-year in February, led by a 6.8 percent fall in manufacturing production and a 3.6 percent drop in electricity output. Meanwhile, production in the mining and quarrying sector grew by 14.2 percent.
Output of capital goods fell 12.4 percent in February. Production of consumer goods and intermediate goods declined 18.3 percent and 4.9 percent, respectively, during the month.
On a monthly basis, production increased 5.4% during February. In the January-February period, industrial output declined an average of 4.9 percent from the same period last year.
by RTT Staff Writer
4/8/2011 9:16 AM ET
(RTTNews) - Industrial production in Greece declined in February, data released by the Hellenic Statistical Authority showed Friday.
Industrial output decreased 4.8 percent year-on-year in February, led by a 6.8 percent fall in manufacturing production and a 3.6 percent drop in electricity output. Meanwhile, production in the mining and quarrying sector grew by 14.2 percent.
Output of capital goods fell 12.4 percent in February. Production of consumer goods and intermediate goods declined 18.3 percent and 4.9 percent, respectively, during the month.
On a monthly basis, production increased 5.4% during February. In the January-February period, industrial output declined an average of 4.9 percent from the same period last year.
by RTT Staff Writer
tommy271
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Gadollo 15:31 GRECIA: JUNCKER BACCHETTA ATENE, "SPENDETE DI MENO"
Il presidente dell'Eurogruppo Jean-Claude Juncker bacchetta Atene e invita la Grecia a controllare la spesa pubblica e a rispettare gli obiettivi di bilancio presi in cambio del piano di salvataggio. L'ammonimento arriva al termine di una riunione dei ministri finanziari europei, in cui si e' parlato con preoccupazione della possibilita' di un possibile sforamento dei conti di Atene. 'Ricordiamo alle autorita' greche - dice Juncker - che e' importante rispettare gli obiettivi sul deficit pubblico nei prossimi anni' .
8 aprile 2011
(La Repubblica.it)
Il presidente dell'Eurogruppo Jean-Claude Juncker bacchetta Atene e invita la Grecia a controllare la spesa pubblica e a rispettare gli obiettivi di bilancio presi in cambio del piano di salvataggio. L'ammonimento arriva al termine di una riunione dei ministri finanziari europei, in cui si e' parlato con preoccupazione della possibilita' di un possibile sforamento dei conti di Atene. 'Ricordiamo alle autorita' greche - dice Juncker - che e' importante rispettare gli obiettivi sul deficit pubblico nei prossimi anni' .
8 aprile 2011
(La Repubblica.it)
Pyrinos
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Questa è davvero carina Pyrinos. Hai perfettamente ragione. Le altre lingue occidentali hanno dato all'apocalissi un significato "apocalittico"
Ritorno perchè lorixnt2 ha raggione.
Ho dovuto aspettare mia sorela che ritornase dalla germania per domandarla.
Chiedo scusa a tutti. Il dizionario che ho qui a Milano non ha l etimologia delle parole.
Cosi abbiamo:
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