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[tommy271]

Greece raised possibility of euro exit-report






BERLIN | Fri May 6, 2011 12:05pm EDT



BERLIN May 6 (Reuters) - Greece has raised the possibility of exiting the euro zone in discussions with the European Commission and other member states in recent days, Germany's Spiegel Online reported on Friday.
The magazine said euro zone finance ministers were meeting in Luxembourg on Friday evening to discuss the Greek crisis and that a possible restructuring of its debt would be on the agenda of the meeting.
"The government has raised the possibility of leaving the euro zone and reintroducing its own currency," the report said, without citing its sources

 

[tommy271]

Athens Mulls Plans for New Currency

Greece Considers Exit from Euro Zone

By Christian Reiermann


Qui trovate l'articolo dello Spiegel:


Athens Mulls Plans for New Currency: Greece Considers Exit from Euro Zone - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International

 

[tommy271]

German FinMin: Can neither confirm nor deny Spiegel report

Fri, May 06 2011, 16:10 GMT | Forex Live
By: Jamie Coleman

Austrian spokesman: Break up of euro zone absolutely unthinkable. UPDATE: Reuters: German government source: No plans for Greece to leave Euro zone.

 

[tommy271]

Per un buon fine settimana ...

FT Alphaville Greek-out culminates in talk of eurozone exit

 

[tommy271]

No Greece crisis meeting on Friday -- Eurogroup spokesman






BRUSSELS | Fri May 6, 2011 12:07pm EDT



BRUSSELS May 6 (Reuters) - Reports of a possible meeting of euro zone finance ministers in Luxembourg on Friday to discuss the threat of Greece leaving the euro zone are "totally wrong", the spokesman for Eurogroup Chairman Jean-Claude Juncker said.
German magazine Der Spiegel reported online that Greece had raised the possibility of leaving the euro zone and introducing its own currency, and said that a crisis meeting of euro zone finance ministers and the European Commission would be held on Friday evening in Luxembourg, Juncker's hometown.
"I totally deny that there is a meeting, these reports are totally wrong," Juncker's spokesman Guy Schuller told Reuters by telephone.

 

[LUP1051]

In che senso?
E' un'intervista a Trichet che spazia a 360 gradi.
Ho estrapolato solo un piccolo pezzo dell'intervista che poteva interessarci.
Tra l'altro non aggiunge nulla di nuovo.

Appello ad una "coscienza comportamentale",,,,,,,,,,per chi c'è là!!!!!

 

[tommy271]

Euro Slides After German Magazine Says Greece Mulling Euro Exit


By Dave Kansas

The euro made a sharp move lower at midday after reports in a German publication indicated that Greece may try to exit the euro-zone.
Der Spiegel Online, citing German government sources, says that Greece, faced with daily protests and a terrible economy, is mulling the idea of returning to its own currency.
The euro is down about 0.9% against the dollar at 1.4427 after trading as high as 1.46 earlier in the New York day.
Speculation of a possible Greek debt restructuring (default) has rattled through the markets for the past several weeks, with Eurocrats consistently denying any such thing will occur. Greece was the first of three euro-zone countries to require a bailout from the EU and IMF. Ireland and Portugal have since joined the club.
The Spiegel Online report is being met with some skpeticism. In the report, it said European Commission leaders would hold a crisis meeting tonight to discuss the Greek situation. But a Eurocrat spokesman said no such meeting is taking place tonight or over the weekend and called the reports of a Greece meeting “totally wrong.”
Also undercutting the report a bit: yield spreads between Greek debt andd similar German debt haven’t moved very much. Of course, those spreads are already at massive wides.
“Suggestions that Greece is threatening to leave the euro zone…nothing more than a bargaining tactic,” says Douglas Borthwick of Faros Trading. “If Greece were to leave the euro zone, then the EUR/USD would move much higher. This would be terrible for French and German exporters, and so this kind of proposition forces Germany and France to do whatever Greece needs to keep them in the euro zone.”


(The Wall Street Journal)

 

[tommy271]

Forex: EUR/USD loses further ground on Greece rumors

Fri, May 06 2011, 16:31 GMT | FXstreet.com


FXstreet.com (Córdoba) - EUR/USD has accelerated to the downside, dropping near 70 pips within the last hour and setting a fresh 2-week low after the German paper Der Spiegel said Greece is considering to leave the euro zone and reintroduce its own currency.


EUR/USD has dipped to a low of 1.4412 before finding some support. Currently the cross is trading at the 1.4430/35 zone, 100 pips or 0.72% lower on Friday. Immediate supports could be found at 1.4400 ahead of 1.4360/70.

 

[Nobody's]

Ma questo e "terrorismo".
Ma e possibile che nessuno prenda posizione su notizie del genere....Guardate che tutto ha un limite....e qui e stato superato da pezzo.
Queste sono pure stronzate......incredibile davvero

 

[tommy271]

TREASURIES-Bonds trim losses on media report on Greece






NEW YORK | Fri May 6, 2011 12:26pm EDT



NEW YORK May 6 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury debt market pared earlier losses on Friday on safety bids prompted by a media report that Greece has raised the possibility of exiting the euro zone.
The debt-laden nation has spoken of this possible move with the European Commission and other member states in recent days, Germany's Spiegel Online reported on Friday.

Benchmark 10-year Treasury notes US10YT=RR last traded down 9/32 after falling as much as 24/32 earlier in reaction to a surprisingly strong payroll report.

The 10-year yield was 3.18 percent after touching a session high of 3.24 percent earlier. It closed at 3.15 percent at 4:45 p.m. (2045 GMT) on Thursday, which was the lowest level since mid-March.