Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1

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Ieri un primo segnale di inversione del trend con la Grecia che recupera rispetto al resto dei Periferici.
Oggi è atteso il dibattito per vedere se i "malpancisti" del Pasok faranno rientrare i loro dubbi in merito alla manovra che verrà presentata mercoledì in Parlamento.
Nel frattempo il dibattito ruota intorno alle agenzie di rating che minacciano interventi anche in caso di "riscadenziamenti volontari".
In Portogallo ha vinto la coalizione di centro/destra che si appresta a formare il nuovo governo: rispetterà gli impegni presi ed i mercati finanziari concedono un giudizio sospensivo.

Grecia 1298 pb. (1311)
Irlanda 780 pb. (773)
Portogallo 705 pb. (707)
Spagna 225 pb. (218)
Italia 165 pb. (158)
Belgio 108 pb. (100)
 
Greece expects austerity plan vote by end-June






ATHENS, June 7 | Tue Jun 7, 2011 2:15am EDT

ATHENS, June 7 (Reuters) - The Greek government expects parliament to vote on its medium-term austerity plan, a condition of a new international bailout, by the end of June, a senior government official said on Tuesday.
The government also planned to cut corporate tax and value-added tax from 2012, he said, asking not be named. These measures would not be part of the latest medium-term economic plan, he told reporters.
These measures would be fiscally neutral, he said after a cabinet meeting, without providing details.
The opposition New Democracy party has demanded a corporate tax cut in return for its support for the latest austerity drive.
Senior government officials also said the government was not planning any referendum on austerity, even though Prime Minister George Papandreou said on Monday that he was open to the idea of a law allowing referendums.
 
EURO GOVT-German bonds creep up on stocks, Greece






LONDON, June 7 | Tue Jun 7, 2011 2:22am EDT



LONDON, June 7 (Reuters) - German bonds edged higher at the open on Tuesday, underpinned by losses in global stock markets overnight, concerns about the health of the global economy and uncertainty over a resolution to the Greek debt crisis.
Most Asian stock markets fell, the S&P .SPX had its lowest close since mid-March, and European stocks saw an 11-week closing low in the previous session as recent downbeat data raised doubts about the sustainability of the global recovery.
The June Bund future FGBLM1 was 8 ticks firmer at the open at 125.52, with uncertainties over Greece also likely to provide the bond market with underlying support.
Even though Greece looked closer to getting additional aid to prevent a default, broader questions remained and talk of restructuring had not yet gone away.
Questions about the composition of the bailout and how much private investors will be involved should underpin the market to some degree, a London trader said.
"There is a lot of noise around peripherals," he added.
A restructuring of Greece's public debt, which many analysts say is inevitable, is inappropriate as long as the country follows through on promised reforms, European Central Bank chief Jean-Claude Trichet said on Monday.

Trade should remain range-bound however ahead of a speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke later in the session, the trader said. Investors would also refrain from placing any big bets only days before the European Central Bank's monetary policy meeting.
 
Greek banks' deposits down 2.4 bln euros in April


(ANA-MPA) -- Greek banks continued suffering from a wave of capital outflows in April, with total deposits by Greek enterprises and households falling by 2.4 billion euros in the month to 196.8 billion euros, the Bank of Greece announced on Monday.

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Greek bond market closing report


(ANA-MPA) -- The yield spread between the 10-year Greek and German benchmark bonds shrank further to 12.79 pct in the domestic electronic secondary bond market on Monday, from 12.99 pct last Friday, with the Greek bond yielding 15.82 pct and the German Bund 3.02 pct. Turnover in the market was an improved 28 million euros, of which 22 million were buy orders and the remaining 6.0 million euros were sell orders. The 10-year benchmark bond was the most heavily traded security with a turnover of 11 million euros.

In interbank markets, interest rates were largely unchanged. The 12-month rate was 2.14 pct, the six-month rate 1.71 pct, the three-month 1.43 pct and the one-month rate 1.22 pct.

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PM says country's default avoided



Prime Minister George Papandreou, addressing a marathon informal cabinet meeting on Monday, said the country's bankruptcy has been avoided so far but remains as an "issue at stake", adding that among the institutional changes that will be promoted by his government is also that of the referendum, an issue for which he will give instructions to the relevant minister Yiannis Ragoussis.

Papandreou ruled out, according to reports, once again the possibility of early elections and reiterated his proposal for a consensus of the country's political parties, calling on them "to close the negotiations (with the EC/ECB/IMF troika) together". He also asked for the greatest possible consensus in the voting of the medium-term programme making it clear that he does not intend to ask for a 180 vote majority.

He categorically dismissed scenarios on the appointment of commissioners (in the ministries), placing the blame for the exaggeration of the issue on the media.

"We do not accept and we never accepted the logic of commissioners," Papandreou stressed, adding that "we do not accept anything that will decrease our dignity, our basic sovereign rights, whether it is the vote, or the commissioners or whatever attitudes or demands of a similar character."

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