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MOT GREECE 18 4.6 136.000
0 136.000 EUR 63,5159
Fiscale 63,4178 56,21 86.381,64 76.445,60
rateo 4.163,67
BND
MOT HELLENIC 19 6.5 27.000
0 27.000 EUR 60,7481
Fiscale 59,4863 58,21 16.402,00 15.716,70
rateo 713,36
BND
MOT HELLENIC REP 26 5.3 17.000
0 17.000 EUR 62
Fiscale 61,9856 56 10.540,00 9.520,00
rateo 78,26
BND
MOT GREECE 37 4.5 178.000
0 178.000 EUR 54,4093
Fiscale 54,4962 51,4 96.848,60 91.492,00
rateo 4.186,04
BND
ETLX GREECE 40 4.6 17.000
0 17.000 EUR 51,1588
Fiscale 51,1588 51,2 8.697,00 8.704,00
rateo 407,60
BND
MOT GREECE 40 4.6 35.000
0 35.000 EUR 54,2671
Fiscale 54,328 50,73 18.993,50 17.755,50
rateo 839,18
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Borrowing costs rise on growing default fears




Greece had to pay a higher rate to raise 1.65 billion euros on Tuesday as market pressures increased amid fears the government will have to default on its massive debt load.
The yield for the 13-week Treasury bills was set at 4.1 percent - higher than the previous auction of the equivalent bills in February, when the rate was 3.85 percent, according a statement from the Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA). The sale was oversubscribed 3.45 times.
Investors' expectations are bleak, with the interest rate gap, or spread, with Germany's benchmark 10-year bonds climbing to a record 11 percentage points on Tuesday.
“Price actions in the market suggest people believe there's no smoke without fire,” Richard McGuire, a senior fixed-income strategist at Rabobank International in London, told Bloomberg.
“Greece will keep rolling over the bills, even though the costs of doing so may be rising.”
The government insists it will not restructure its debts - that is, change the terms on its debt repayments - and has promised to accelerate cost-cutting reforms.
Greece's two-year bond yield exceeded 20 percent for a second day on Tuesday, even as officials denied the nation was preparing a restructuring.
The cost of insuring Greek sovereign debt jumped 101 basis points to a record 1,256, according to CMA prices for credit-default swaps. That indicates there's a 65.8 percent probability of default within five years.
Meanwhile, an advisor to the German government said on Tuesday that Greece's extremely weak balance sheet means a restructuring is inevitable.
The statements are the latest sign of conviction in the EU's dominant economic power that Greece's 110 billion euro EU/IMF bailout will not allow it to avoid renegotiating its debt with creditors.
Clemens Fuest, who chairs the German finance ministry's technical advisory committee, told Reuters that Greece could barely manage to tread water since half the country's tax revenue must now be spent simply on meeting interest payments.
"One must recognise the realities -- I am expecting a haircut,» the economist said. «(The interest payments) are breaking Greece."
The president of the Association of German Public Sector Banks said banks would be able to cope with a restructuring of Greek debt, a sign that the politically sensitive sector would not oppose such a move.
A restructuring of Greek debt would be the first by a western European nation in over half a century and represents a challenge for EU policymakers struggling to reconcile the interests of their citizens with the costly steps needed to preserve the integrity of the 17-nation currency area.






ekathimerini.com , Tuesday April 19, 2011 (15:19)

l'ultima parte e' MOLTO interessante...
con tutti i soldi che le banche hanno ricevuto per essere salvate, ora potrebbero essere "costrette" a fare la loro parte, e dopo aver visto i biennali al 25%, forse sara' piu' facile che accettino ("volontariamente") la ristrutturazione "soft"
in fondo basterebbe riuscire a spalmare i 2012-2014, negli anni successivi dove la grecia ha meno scadenze da rimborsare

 

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MOT GREECE 18 4.6 136.000
0 136.000 EUR 63,5159
Fiscale 63,4178 56,21 86.381,64 76.445,60
rateo 4.163,67
BND
MOT HELLENIC 19 6.5 27.000
0 27.000 EUR 60,7481
Fiscale 59,4863 58,21 16.402,00 15.716,70
rateo 713,36
BND
MOT HELLENIC REP 26 5.3 17.000
0 17.000 EUR 62
Fiscale 61,9856 56 10.540,00 9.520,00
rateo 78,26
BND
MOT GREECE 37 4.5 178.000
0 178.000 EUR 54,4093
Fiscale 54,4962 51,4 96.848,60 91.492,00
rateo 4.186,04
BND
ETLX GREECE 40 4.6 17.000
0 17.000 EUR 51,1588
Fiscale 51,1588 51,2 8.697,00 8.704,00
rateo 407,60
BND
MOT GREECE 40 4.6 35.000
0 35.000 EUR 54,2671
Fiscale 54,328 50,73 18.993,50 17.755,50
rateo 839,18
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[tommy271]

l'ultima parte e' MOLTO interessante...
con tutti i soldi che le banche hanno ricevuto per essere salvate, ora potrebbero essere "costrette" a fare la loro parte, e dopo aver visto i biennali al 25%, forse sara' piu' facile che accettino ("volontariamente") la ristrutturazione "soft"
in fondo basterebbe riuscire a spalmare i 2012-2014, negli anni successivi dove la grecia ha meno scadenze da rimborsare

In teoria potrebbe anche bastare spostare le scadenze entro il 2015 sin verso il 2020.
Ma questi scenari, credo, siano già ampiamente sui tavoli della discussione.
Se tengono fermo il nominale a scadenza credo, per le banche, un sacrificio sopportabile.
Che potrebbe tradursi in una "manna" se nel frattempo hanno tenuto o incrementato.

 

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c'è modo di vedere un grafico con i volumi complessivi dei ggb sul mot o tlx?

 

[tommy271]

Industrial Turnover Rose By 6.8% In February 2011



The Turnover Index in Industry (both domestic and non-domestic market) in February 2011 compared with February 2010 recorded a rise of 6.8%, according to a Hellenic Statistical Authority. In February 2010, the annual rate of change of the Turnover Index in Industry was 0.7%.

The average Turnover Index in Industry for the 12-month period from March 2010 to February 2011, as compared to the 12-month period from March 2009 to February 2010, rose by 7.2%. In February 2009, the corresponding average rate of change of the Turnover Index in Industry was –19.3%.


(capital.gr)


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Qualche dato positivo.

 

[tommy271]

CEZ Interested In Greek Electricity Assets



CEZ, the largest Central European power, is looking at potential acquisitions in the Greek electricity generation and distribution market and has ruled out looking into any fire-sale opportunities in Portugal, the company΄s head of sales said Tuesday, according to Dow Jones Newswires.

Analysts have said that CEZ could use revenues from selling all or part of its stake in Turkey΄s Akenerji Elektrik Uretim to finance new acquisitions.

The timing of an EU-led breakup of the Greek monopoly may coincide with the indebted country seeking to generate revenues through privatizations.

"We are in principle interested in [the Greek market]," Alan Svoboda said, adding: "We have to see how the market is reorganized" and liberalized to allow for competition.

European Union is pressuring Greece to open electricity market in the country, as it is currently dominated by the state-controlled Public Power Corporation.

Svoboda said Greece would fall into CEZ΄s geographic range, though potential power-sector fire sales in Portugal aren΄t of interest to the Czech company, mainly due to geographic distance, according to Dow Jones Newswires.

(capital.gr)

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Corporate.

 

[tommy271]

I TITOLI DEI GIORNALI:

The Tuesday edition of Athens' dailies at a glance



The economy and persistent speculation of a restructuring of the Greek debt were the main front-page items in Athens' dailies on Tuesday.



ADESMEFTOS TYPOS: "ND finally sets the record straight on the state debt".

AVGHI: "Haircut for the banks, not the people".

AVRIANI: "The country collapsing and the developments for uncontrolled bankruptcy speeding up".

DIMOKRATIA: "The Greek people preparing for melancholy Easter, and the prime minister for holiday on the islands."

ELEFTHEROS: "Debt restructure: The people know, PASOK playing hide and seek".

ELEFTHEROS TYPOS: "Pangalos (government vice-president) slandering the people".

ETHNOS: "Devaluation of salaries to 2003 levels".

ESTIA: "How we will come out of the crisis".

ELEFTHEROTYPIA: "Restructure a given fact".

IMERISSIA: "The economy in a vortex - Nervous breakdown from rumors of restructure".

KATHIMERINI: "Provopoulos (central bank governor) sends warning signal over delays in Memorandum - New pressure from Germany for restructure".

LOGOS: "Debt restructure would be disastrous".

NAFTEMPORIKI: "World-wide reverberations 'terrify' the markets".

NIKI: "War between doctors, Loverdos (health minister) - Patients a ping-pong ball".

RIZOSPASTIS: "The people will rise up for the counter-attack and will win".

TA NEA: "Truce in Keratea, civil war in government".

VRADYNI: "The measures that were not announced - New heavy burden on households to be unveiled after Easter".

(ana.gr)

 

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