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tommy271
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Borsa Atene: Aex chiude a -0,7%, seduta poco mossa
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase di Atene chiude una seduta poco mossa in calo dello 0,7% a 1437,28 punti.
Rimbalzo dei bancari guidato da National Bank e Alpha che avanzano rispettivamente dello 0,4% e del 2,1%.
Sul fronte dei ribassi Ppc cede il 3,1%
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase di Atene chiude una seduta poco mossa in calo dello 0,7% a 1437,28 punti.
Rimbalzo dei bancari guidato da National Bank e Alpha che avanzano rispettivamente dello 0,4% e del 2,1%.
Sul fronte dei ribassi Ppc cede il 3,1%
tommy271
Forumer storico
Greek Stocks End Higher Led By Banks
The decline of banks to 14-year lows yesterday triggered an upward reaction on Tuesday, however the Athens Exchange is still burdened by the unrestrained speculation about Greek debt.
The focus was on the auction of Greek treasury bills, which did not disappoint the market. However, analysts commented that the risk is still on the downside, while volatility and low turnovers will remain, as many investors appear to have already taken to the sidelines ahead of Easter holidays.
They also explain that the domestic market awaits for a considerable narrowing of Greek bond spreads, before it provides any substantial upward reaction, but it should not be expected soon.
Moreover, the announcement of details regarding the medium-term package of measures is still pending, while the news flow from abroad provides a rather negative mixture.
Despite today΄s bounce, the market looks like it will continue to trend lower," an analyst told Dow Jones Newswires, adding that he sees short-term support around 1350.
Across the board, the General Index ended at 1,437.28 units, 0.69 higher, after a fluctuation into a margin of 32 units or 2.24%. Approximately 25.93 worth € 84.84m were traded on Tuesday, while a total amount of 77 shares rose, 72 declined and 133 remained unchanged.
Banks ended at 1,097.59, up 1.17%. Geniki Bank gained 4.24%, while Bank of Cyprus and Alpha Bank recorded profits of 2.16% and 2.009% respectively. Hellenic Postbank, Eurobank, Marfin Popular Bank and Attica Bank posted gains in the region of 1.1%-1.5%, while Piraeus Bank and National Bank rose by 0.86% and 0.37% respectively.
FTSE20’s OTE soared by 3.13%, while Ellaktor and Viohalco rose by 2.16%. Jumbo and OPAP gained 1.80% and 1.65% respectively, Hellenic Petroleum and Titan recorded profits of 1.53% and 1.24% respectively. On the other hand, PPC fell by 3.05%, while Mytilineos and Coca-Cola 3E declined by 1.74% and 0.52% respectively.
(capital.gr)
The decline of banks to 14-year lows yesterday triggered an upward reaction on Tuesday, however the Athens Exchange is still burdened by the unrestrained speculation about Greek debt.
The focus was on the auction of Greek treasury bills, which did not disappoint the market. However, analysts commented that the risk is still on the downside, while volatility and low turnovers will remain, as many investors appear to have already taken to the sidelines ahead of Easter holidays.
They also explain that the domestic market awaits for a considerable narrowing of Greek bond spreads, before it provides any substantial upward reaction, but it should not be expected soon.
Moreover, the announcement of details regarding the medium-term package of measures is still pending, while the news flow from abroad provides a rather negative mixture.
Despite today΄s bounce, the market looks like it will continue to trend lower," an analyst told Dow Jones Newswires, adding that he sees short-term support around 1350.
Across the board, the General Index ended at 1,437.28 units, 0.69 higher, after a fluctuation into a margin of 32 units or 2.24%. Approximately 25.93 worth € 84.84m were traded on Tuesday, while a total amount of 77 shares rose, 72 declined and 133 remained unchanged.
Banks ended at 1,097.59, up 1.17%. Geniki Bank gained 4.24%, while Bank of Cyprus and Alpha Bank recorded profits of 2.16% and 2.009% respectively. Hellenic Postbank, Eurobank, Marfin Popular Bank and Attica Bank posted gains in the region of 1.1%-1.5%, while Piraeus Bank and National Bank rose by 0.86% and 0.37% respectively.
FTSE20’s OTE soared by 3.13%, while Ellaktor and Viohalco rose by 2.16%. Jumbo and OPAP gained 1.80% and 1.65% respectively, Hellenic Petroleum and Titan recorded profits of 1.53% and 1.24% respectively. On the other hand, PPC fell by 3.05%, while Mytilineos and Coca-Cola 3E declined by 1.74% and 0.52% respectively.
(capital.gr)
tommy271
Forumer storico
Oggi la giornata è passata, nonostante l'indiscrezione di una ristrutturazione "soft" da parte di Eleftherotypia, con gli spread invariati sui max delle giornata di ieri.
L'onda speculativa si è però fermata.
In linea di massima credo che i prezzi attuali, specie su alcuni titoli, scontino in maniera eccessiva il possibile intervento sui GGB.
A mio modesto avviso potremmo trovarci di fronte ad una proposta che, nonostante la penalizzazione, sia in grado di riportare i nostri titoli verso l'alto e ridare fiato alla Grecia.
Per fare questo sarà necessario formulare una proposta che soddisfi tutti.
Ovviamente il rischio è altissimo, non ultimo quello di trovarsi in mano della cartaccia.
L'onda speculativa si è però fermata.
In linea di massima credo che i prezzi attuali, specie su alcuni titoli, scontino in maniera eccessiva il possibile intervento sui GGB.
A mio modesto avviso potremmo trovarci di fronte ad una proposta che, nonostante la penalizzazione, sia in grado di riportare i nostri titoli verso l'alto e ridare fiato alla Grecia.
Per fare questo sarà necessario formulare una proposta che soddisfi tutti.
Ovviamente il rischio è altissimo, non ultimo quello di trovarsi in mano della cartaccia.
Nobody's
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Greece’s regular monthly auctions of short-term debt mainly serve domestic banks seeking to roll over bonds that are used as collateral for borrowing from the European Central Bank.
Following Tuesday’s fundraising Greece now has enough cash in hand to cover about €9bn of longer-term bond redemptions that are due in May.
The redemptions come several weeks before Athens is due to receive the next quarterly tranche of funding from its €110bn EU-IMF bail-out loan in June.
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fabriziof
Forumer storico
e ti pare niente!Credo che lo scenario peggiore possibile sia un haircut del 70%, prima dell'estate. Peggio non penso possano fare... spero
tommy271
Forumer storico
Credo che lo scenario peggiore possibile sia un haircut del 70%, prima dell'estate. Peggio non penso possano fare... spero
Io voglio pensare bene e, credo, il nominale non verrà toccato.
Ci potrebbe essere un allungo delle scadenze (con concambio?) e un taglio cedolare.
Soluzione ragionevole che toglie tutti dai guai ...
La Grecia ne trarrà beneficio sulla sostenibilità del debito ed i nostri titoli risaliranno.
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Nobody's
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Brevi e medie intendi?
matrixx
Nuovo forumer
Ovvio che no, però pur sempre meglio dell'argentina =\
Poi come dice tommy, è più probabile che sarà qualcosa di più ragionevole...
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