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Grecia, Germania si aspetta che Ue e Fmi continuino con aiuti

mercoledì 1 giugno 2011 13:03



BERLINO, 1 giugno (Reuters) - La Germania si aspetta che l'Ue e il Fmi rimangano impegnate insieme nel proseguimento del programma di sostegno finanziario alla Grecia. E ogni ulteriore aiuto sarà possibile solo se Atene farà sforzi maggiori e se verrà coinvolto il settore privato.
Lo ha detto un portavoce del ministero delle Finanze tedesco, dopo un articolo del Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung in cui si ipotizzava nuovamente una mancata partecipazione del Fondo monetario internazionale alla prossima tranche di aiuti alla Grecia.
Il portavoce ha aggiunto che i creditori privati dovrebbero partecipare ad eventuali soluzioni sul debito greco e non lasicare l'intero fardello sulle spalle pubbliche.
"Se i contribuenti devono essere pronti a concedere alla Grecia una boccata d'ossigeno, allora è naturale che anche i creditori privati debbano partecipare a tale progetto" ha detto il portavoce.
"Non posso dire al momento come ciò potrebbe essere fatto in concreto, dal momento che stiamo ancora aspettando il rapporto della troika" ha aggiunto il portavoce, spiegando che la missione Ue-Fmi-Bce ad Atene non dovrebbe pronunciarsi prima di venerdì sera.
 
mi merito un ban, più che il trasferimento in cazzeggio... :D

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E' da quando ci siamo trasferiti di qua che dico che questo forum ha bisogno di due risorse impagabili rimaste di là lo squalo e l'astroingegnere. Non si trovano facilmente personaggi di questa levatura. Bisogna far pressioni perchè vengano di qua. Gli dedichiamo un'area riservata, cambiamo nome allo spazio del cazzeggio, non so..
 
Germany Has ‘Clear Expectation’ of Investor Help for Greece

By Tony Czuczka - Jun 1, 2011 1:06 PM GMT+0200 Wed Jun 01 11:06:12 GMT 2011




Germany has the “clear expectation” that private creditors will join in any further financial support granted to Greece, Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble’s chief spokesman said.
Euro-area governments will discuss a report on Greece’s progress in adhering to the terms of its international bailout at a meeting in Vienna today, said ministry spokesman, Martin Kotthaus. They may also talk about creditor involvement in Greece in the event that any additional help is needed, he said.
“If the public sector, including taxpayers, were to agree to give the Greeks more breathing room, then I think it’s obvious to have private creditors join such a project,” Kotthaus said. “I can’t tell you how that looks in detail because we’re waiting for the questions and answers” from the Greece inspectors’ report.
The so-called troika of the European Union, the European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund is preparing to report on Greece’s progress, a precondition for EU leaders to decide what further steps if any to take to help Greece.
Kotthaus, asked about a report in today’s Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung that the IMF may not pay out its fifth tranche of aid to Greece, said the international rescue is a “a common program.”
I expect that this can only move forward jointly as regards the disbursement of further tranches,” he said. “That’s the plan.”



‘Principles of Fairness’

Whatever the outcome of the assessment, “it’s self- evident” that governments can’t be on the hook while private investors reap the benefit, since involving private investors adheres “to the basic principles of fairness and justice,” Kotthaus said.
“It’s important that the private sector doesn’t abandon its responsibility if the public sector gives more time” for Greece’s rescue, he said.
Chancellor Angela Merkel, speaking in Singapore today, said that no decisions on the way forward for Greece and the euro will be taken before the troika reports.
“For Germany, the stability of the euro as a whole, the monetary system of the euro, is of extraordinary importance,” she told reporters. “But what and if something needs to be done, we will only be able to tell once we have the report.”
 
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Greek Central Bank Chief Rejects Abandoning Euro As Option




ATHENS -(Dow Jones)- The chief of Greece's central bank pointed Wednesday to a report on the long-term economic impact of climate change as proof that the country isn't planning to abandon the euro.
Greece's debt crisis has raised the prospect of the country returning to its former currency, the drachma, to reassert control over its finances. Greek and European officials have denied reports that they have even considered such a scenario, which could doom the euro zone.
Presenting the climate change study Wednesday, Bank of Greece Governor George Provopoulos said it offers a response to those reports, noting the many calculations in euros.
"The publication of this report, which analyzes the effects of climate change on the Greek economy and the policy responses over the next 90 years, is a clear answer to all the improbable and ridiculous scenarios that have been circulating lately," Provopoulos said. "I remind all that the cost-benefit analyses included in the report are in euros."
 
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