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tommy271
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Al momento l'EFSF può intervenire solo sul Primario.
La Grecia emette solo bot/greek, quindi non interviene.
Domani ci sarà l'Asta dei semestrali.
L'ultima è andata in mano alle stesse banche greche ma, solitamente le percentuale esterna è intorno al 30%. Con punte oltre il 50%.
IL MARATONETA
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pressione sui ggb a breve, stabili in generale gli altri; caso particolare sul 2020, cedola 6,25 non vengono segnalati prezzi, nè in acquisto, nè in vendita.
Comandante Gerard
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Scusami Comandante Gerard , rispetto profondamente le tue opinioni, ma la tua visione dello stato è molto nichilista...e in uno stato moderno non ci va molto d'accordo.
Scusami tu, ma questa proprio non la capisco...io al penso in modo diametralmente opposto al "nichilista" !
Se uno che si permette di criticare Tremonti sulle sue presunte capacità predittive, non sulle sue capacità "tout court" , viene subito bollato come nichilista...andiam bene
L'accusa è fuori luogo completamente : al contrario è la società attuale che, purtroppo, è permeata e affetta dal nichilismo, che è il male assoluto.
Chiudo l'argomento che nulla c'entra con la Grecia e mi scuso.
tommy271
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Athens Stocks Approach New Lows
The Athens General Index is approaching new lows on Monday, in the wake of the publication of Der Spiegel and amid scenarios and public statements about a possible exit of Greece from the euro area.
Greek banks move below 1,000 units for the first time since January 1997, while the vast majority of FTSE20 shares are in red, as the index moves just above 600 units, with losses of 1.87%. Only Coca Cola 3E rises, posting gains of 2.24%.
Market analysts comment that after of speculation and negative environment in the Athens Exchange, the scenarios of Greece’s exit from the Eurozone consists a heavy blow to the investors’ sentiment, with many of them staying inert.
Marfin Analysis does not expect the trend to reverse, “as the momentum not only remained negative but also has worsen within the weekend”, according to its morning report.
“Volumes are seen more or less at the same levels, while any interested is expected to be directed towards the banking sector and Coca Cola Hellenic, which will release its 1Q11 results tomorrow morning”, it added.
Pegasus Securities noted that the five-session downward streak has increased the likelihood of an upward reaction, triggered by banking shares, which had been under heavy pressures recently.
“Although nothing has improved in terms of Greece΄s fiscal issues or market fundamentals, this negative hyperbole should be gradually moving towards its end, as negative hearsay remains the main force driving the GI lower”, Pegasus said.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1,355.67 units, down 1.05%. The turnover stands at €39.5m, while a total amount of 110 shares decline, 15 rise and 34 remain unchanged.
Banks fall by 2.65% at 975.26 units. National Bank and Hellenic Postbank move down by 3.25% and 2.96%, while Eurobank and Bank of Cyprus decline by 2.12% and 1.70% respectively.
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The Athens General Index is approaching new lows on Monday, in the wake of the publication of Der Spiegel and amid scenarios and public statements about a possible exit of Greece from the euro area.
Greek banks move below 1,000 units for the first time since January 1997, while the vast majority of FTSE20 shares are in red, as the index moves just above 600 units, with losses of 1.87%. Only Coca Cola 3E rises, posting gains of 2.24%.
Market analysts comment that after of speculation and negative environment in the Athens Exchange, the scenarios of Greece’s exit from the Eurozone consists a heavy blow to the investors’ sentiment, with many of them staying inert.
Marfin Analysis does not expect the trend to reverse, “as the momentum not only remained negative but also has worsen within the weekend”, according to its morning report.
“Volumes are seen more or less at the same levels, while any interested is expected to be directed towards the banking sector and Coca Cola Hellenic, which will release its 1Q11 results tomorrow morning”, it added.
Pegasus Securities noted that the five-session downward streak has increased the likelihood of an upward reaction, triggered by banking shares, which had been under heavy pressures recently.
“Although nothing has improved in terms of Greece΄s fiscal issues or market fundamentals, this negative hyperbole should be gradually moving towards its end, as negative hearsay remains the main force driving the GI lower”, Pegasus said.
Across the board, the General Index is at 1,355.67 units, down 1.05%. The turnover stands at €39.5m, while a total amount of 110 shares decline, 15 rise and 34 remain unchanged.
Banks fall by 2.65% at 975.26 units. National Bank and Hellenic Postbank move down by 3.25% and 2.96%, while Eurobank and Bank of Cyprus decline by 2.12% and 1.70% respectively.
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tommy271
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Greece Concerned By Large Deficits In Insurance Funds And Labour Issues
The government’s economic team is concerned by a €2b gap of the Labour Ministry, after the negotiations between the Secretary General for Social Security and the IMF/EU/ECB representatives last week.
Sources note that the special reserve for contingencies is not sufficient to cover the entire amount of the deficit, and the government seeks for further spending cuts. A contribution by other ministries is not ruled out. More than €500m are needed by the Manpower Employment Organization to meet the growing demand for unemployment benefits, while an amount of €600m is needed by social security organization IKA in order to pay pension until the end of 2011.
IKA has been borrowing recently through repos by the banks, setting a bond of €900m as a guarantee, which matures at year’s end. The troika officials have put this amount into the general government’s deficit, resulting in a deficit of more than €2b for the Ministry of Labour.
The final decisions will be taken within the week, as the negotiations about the medium-term plan, the raising of €3.5b through fighting of contribution evasion and the saving of €2.5b through the reduction of social benefits.
Moreover, Labour Minister Louka Katseli will meet with troika officials on Wednesday in order to determine the final details of the medium-term program.
Note that an agreement with the OECD was signed last week on the review of the social benefits, to provide a legislating intervention in late June.
The troika asked for a new more realistic scenario for the increasing of revenue through the fighting of contribution evasion. Sources revealed that even the law bill for the reform of the Labour Inspectorate has faced strong criticism from the European Union, particularly regarding the implementation of the “labour card” and the reduction the contributions for firms that use the card.
The ministry considers further cutting in the healthcare industry, with the pharmaceutical expenditure reduced to 1.2% of GDP from 2.2% by 2013 .
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The government’s economic team is concerned by a €2b gap of the Labour Ministry, after the negotiations between the Secretary General for Social Security and the IMF/EU/ECB representatives last week.
Sources note that the special reserve for contingencies is not sufficient to cover the entire amount of the deficit, and the government seeks for further spending cuts. A contribution by other ministries is not ruled out. More than €500m are needed by the Manpower Employment Organization to meet the growing demand for unemployment benefits, while an amount of €600m is needed by social security organization IKA in order to pay pension until the end of 2011.
IKA has been borrowing recently through repos by the banks, setting a bond of €900m as a guarantee, which matures at year’s end. The troika officials have put this amount into the general government’s deficit, resulting in a deficit of more than €2b for the Ministry of Labour.
The final decisions will be taken within the week, as the negotiations about the medium-term plan, the raising of €3.5b through fighting of contribution evasion and the saving of €2.5b through the reduction of social benefits.
Moreover, Labour Minister Louka Katseli will meet with troika officials on Wednesday in order to determine the final details of the medium-term program.
Note that an agreement with the OECD was signed last week on the review of the social benefits, to provide a legislating intervention in late June.
The troika asked for a new more realistic scenario for the increasing of revenue through the fighting of contribution evasion. Sources revealed that even the law bill for the reform of the Labour Inspectorate has faced strong criticism from the European Union, particularly regarding the implementation of the “labour card” and the reduction the contributions for firms that use the card.
The ministry considers further cutting in the healthcare industry, with the pharmaceutical expenditure reduced to 1.2% of GDP from 2.2% by 2013 .
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tommy271
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Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices Increased By 3.7%
The Hellenic Statistical Authority announced on Monday that the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) in April 2011 increased by 3.7%, compared with April 2010. In April 2010, the annual rate of change of the HICP was 4.7%.
The HICP in April 2011 compared with March 2011, increased by 0.7%. In April 2010, the monthly rate of change of the HICP was 1.2%, according to ELSTAT.
In the twelve-month period from May 2010 to April 2011 compared with the period from May 2009 to April 2010, the annual average rate of change of the HICP was 5.0%. The previous year, in the corresponding twelve - month period, the annual average rate of change of the HICP was 2.0%.
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The Hellenic Statistical Authority announced on Monday that the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) in April 2011 increased by 3.7%, compared with April 2010. In April 2010, the annual rate of change of the HICP was 4.7%.
The HICP in April 2011 compared with March 2011, increased by 0.7%. In April 2010, the monthly rate of change of the HICP was 1.2%, according to ELSTAT.
In the twelve-month period from May 2010 to April 2011 compared with the period from May 2009 to April 2010, the annual average rate of change of the HICP was 5.0%. The previous year, in the corresponding twelve - month period, the annual average rate of change of the HICP was 2.0%.
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tommy271
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Grecia, taglio tassi aiuti non in discussione - governo tedesco
lunedì 9 maggio 2011 12:27
BERLINO, 9 maggio (Reuters) - La zona euro non è al momento impegnata in alcuna trattativa in merito al prolungamento del programma di restituzione dei prestiti o di taglio dei tassi d'interesse del pacchetto di aiuti concessi alla Grecia dall'Unione Europea e dal Fondo Monetario Internazionale. Lo riferisce Martin Kotthaus, portavoce del ministro delle Finanze tedesco.
"Non ci sono al momento trattative in merito al prolungamento del programma di pagamento o di abbassamento dei tassi d'interesse" ha detto il portavoce nel corso di una conferenza stampa. Kotthaus ha anche negato che ci siano trattative in merito a una ristrutturazione del debito greco, mentre il portavoce della Cancelliera Angela Merkel, Steffen Seibert, ha affermato che in questo momento l'Europa è in una situazione difficile e ha bisogno di solidarietà.
A chi gli ha chiesto di commentare le affermazioni di alcuni funzionari della zona euro, che venerdì avevano negato l'esistenza di un vertice di alcuni ministri a Lussemburgo, Seibert ha replicato dicendo che non pensa sia "sensato" negare l'esistenza di questo tipo d'incontri.
lunedì 9 maggio 2011 12:27
BERLINO, 9 maggio (Reuters) - La zona euro non è al momento impegnata in alcuna trattativa in merito al prolungamento del programma di restituzione dei prestiti o di taglio dei tassi d'interesse del pacchetto di aiuti concessi alla Grecia dall'Unione Europea e dal Fondo Monetario Internazionale. Lo riferisce Martin Kotthaus, portavoce del ministro delle Finanze tedesco.
"Non ci sono al momento trattative in merito al prolungamento del programma di pagamento o di abbassamento dei tassi d'interesse" ha detto il portavoce nel corso di una conferenza stampa. Kotthaus ha anche negato che ci siano trattative in merito a una ristrutturazione del debito greco, mentre il portavoce della Cancelliera Angela Merkel, Steffen Seibert, ha affermato che in questo momento l'Europa è in una situazione difficile e ha bisogno di solidarietà.
A chi gli ha chiesto di commentare le affermazioni di alcuni funzionari della zona euro, che venerdì avevano negato l'esistenza di un vertice di alcuni ministri a Lussemburgo, Seibert ha replicato dicendo che non pensa sia "sensato" negare l'esistenza di questo tipo d'incontri.
tommy271
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L'esposizione delle banche europee verso la Grecia.
Dato aggiornato a dicembre 2010:
EZ_BNKMP0411_SB.swf
Volendo potete vedere il resto d'Europa ...
Le banche italiane sono massicciamente presenti in Germania.
Dato aggiornato a dicembre 2010:
EZ_BNKMP0411_SB.swf
Volendo potete vedere il resto d'Europa ...
Le banche italiane sono massicciamente presenti in Germania.
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