tommy271
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Per l'avanzo primario se ne parla nel 2012 ...
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Per l'avanzo primario se ne parla nel 2012 ...
MaXoRsO
Nuovo forumer
Diventa solvibile perchè deve solo pagare gli interessi senza saldare la maggior parte delle scadenze che verrebbero allungate.
Il problema semmai si può ripresentare nel 2020 ... ma a quella data: noi non ci saremo ...
Veramente io ho in pft una scadenza 2025, devo ricordarmi di vendere entro questa decade
giub
New Membro
esatto, se ne parla....come se ne parlava l'anno scorso, ma tu ti fideresti? (domanda retorica...so che tu ti fideresti, io no.....)
tommy271
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Non è questione di fidarsi o meno, sono studi previsionali della Troika.
Sino a questo momento, in linea di massima, le cifre sono sempre state centrate.
Per il 2012 è previsto il PIL in aumento dello 0,6%.
tommy271
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Veramente io ho in pft una scadenza 2025, devo ricordarmi di vendere entro questa decade
Ci penserà la tua banca un mesetto prima a ricordartelo ...
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tommy271
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Troika: Greek Recession Deeper, Longer Than Projected
FRANKFURT -(Dow Jones)- Greece's recession will be deeper and longer than projected, a joint report by the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund obtained Wednesday by Dow Jones Newswires says.
The report highlights the degree to which Greece had fallen short of the targets set for it in last year's agreement with the official creditors, which was the basis for a EUR110 billion rescue package. Greece's failure to meet those targets is now forcing creditors to come up with a supplementary plan.
The report said that the government's reform efforts had ground to a halt in recent months, that the government had missed its targets in reducing the budget deficit in the first quarter, and that the health of the country's banks remained almost entirely dependent on the government honoring its debts.
"After a strong start in the summer of 2010, reform implementation came to a standstill in recent quarters," the report said.
FRANKFURT -(Dow Jones)- Greece's recession will be deeper and longer than projected, a joint report by the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund obtained Wednesday by Dow Jones Newswires says.
The report highlights the degree to which Greece had fallen short of the targets set for it in last year's agreement with the official creditors, which was the basis for a EUR110 billion rescue package. Greece's failure to meet those targets is now forcing creditors to come up with a supplementary plan.
The report said that the government's reform efforts had ground to a halt in recent months, that the government had missed its targets in reducing the budget deficit in the first quarter, and that the health of the country's banks remained almost entirely dependent on the government honoring its debts.
"After a strong start in the summer of 2010, reform implementation came to a standstill in recent quarters," the report said.
tommy271
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Gov't on Obama statements, consensus
Commenting on statements made by US President Barack Obama supporting Greece, Greek government spokesman Giorgos Petalotis on Wednesday said that such references had value but the main priority was to "remain focused on the targets we have set, taking brave decisions".
In this way Greece could reverse the country's lack of credibility abroad, he added.
He also noted that the government's goal was to ensure the maximum social justice and fair distribution of the burdens since the insecurity of Greek citizens would be overcome when the crisis was overcome.
The spokesman insisted, also, that the government remained open to the possibility of consensus with the other political parties on the measures and said that measures proposed by main opposition New Democracy would be included in the Medium-Term Fiscal Strategy.
He urged the opposition parties to tell people the truth, as the government was doing, and clarified that there were no plans at present for the prime minister to extend a new invitation to party leaders.
"Meetings of the political leaders are held when there is a reason. It is not a cabinet. It can be done individually or in a joint meeting chaired by the President of the republic," he added.
(ana.gr)
Commenting on statements made by US President Barack Obama supporting Greece, Greek government spokesman Giorgos Petalotis on Wednesday said that such references had value but the main priority was to "remain focused on the targets we have set, taking brave decisions".
In this way Greece could reverse the country's lack of credibility abroad, he added.
He also noted that the government's goal was to ensure the maximum social justice and fair distribution of the burdens since the insecurity of Greek citizens would be overcome when the crisis was overcome.
The spokesman insisted, also, that the government remained open to the possibility of consensus with the other political parties on the measures and said that measures proposed by main opposition New Democracy would be included in the Medium-Term Fiscal Strategy.
He urged the opposition parties to tell people the truth, as the government was doing, and clarified that there were no plans at present for the prime minister to extend a new invitation to party leaders.
"Meetings of the political leaders are held when there is a reason. It is not a cabinet. It can be done individually or in a joint meeting chaired by the President of the republic," he added.
(ana.gr)
tommy271
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Euro leaders press for 'consensus'
BRUSSELS (ANA-MPA) -- Main opposition New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras arrived here on Wednesday for a series of high-level meetings with European officials, including European People's Party (EPP) President Wilfried Martens and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso.
After the meeting with Martens earlier in the day, Samaras attended a working dinner with Martens and European Council President Herman Van Rompuy, where he was accompanied by ND vice-president Stavros Dimas, formerly Greece's European Commissioner.
During a meeting with Barroso, the later called on Samaras to support a new round of austerity and reform measures demanded by the EC-ECB-IMF "troika" in order to continue financial support for Greece, requesting that he show a commitment to reach a broad national consensus.
In a statement issued after meeting the New Democracy party leader in Brussels, Barroso said that he urged Samaras to reach such a consensus so that Greece might be able to face its present historical challenges and address the situation of its public finances in the most determined and effective manner.
Referring to the results of a recent EC-ECB-IMF mission in Greece to review and discuss the implementation of the adjustment programme, Barroso stressed that the Commission strongly believed that broad political and societal support of the reforms was critically important for restoring confidence in the future of the Greek economy.
Meanwhile, in a written statement issued shortly after meeting with Samaras, Van Rompuy stressed the need to give "broad and constructive political support" to resolve Greece's fiscal and economic problems, urging New Democracy's leader to "be cooperative".
Van Rompuy emphasised that Greece had to "continue with determination with its adjustment efforts" in order to restore the viability of its public finances and the country's competitiveness in order to ensure fiscal stability.
Noting that the last year had seen significant progress, the European Council president stressed that more needed to be done to ensure a sustainable recovery, with greater efforts in terms of both revenues and spending. He also noted that the Eurozone's willingness to continue to support Greece depended on an ambitious adjustment process as suggested by the troika mission.
"Efforts to put Greece back on track to a sustainable and credible fiscal path and to economic recovery require all parties to provide broad and constructive political support. I have urged Mr. Samaras to be cooperative in this respect," Van Rompuy said. (ANA-MPA)
BRUSSELS (ANA-MPA) -- Main opposition New Democracy leader Antonis Samaras arrived here on Wednesday for a series of high-level meetings with European officials, including European People's Party (EPP) President Wilfried Martens and European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso.
After the meeting with Martens earlier in the day, Samaras attended a working dinner with Martens and European Council President Herman Van Rompuy, where he was accompanied by ND vice-president Stavros Dimas, formerly Greece's European Commissioner.
During a meeting with Barroso, the later called on Samaras to support a new round of austerity and reform measures demanded by the EC-ECB-IMF "troika" in order to continue financial support for Greece, requesting that he show a commitment to reach a broad national consensus.
In a statement issued after meeting the New Democracy party leader in Brussels, Barroso said that he urged Samaras to reach such a consensus so that Greece might be able to face its present historical challenges and address the situation of its public finances in the most determined and effective manner.
Referring to the results of a recent EC-ECB-IMF mission in Greece to review and discuss the implementation of the adjustment programme, Barroso stressed that the Commission strongly believed that broad political and societal support of the reforms was critically important for restoring confidence in the future of the Greek economy.
Meanwhile, in a written statement issued shortly after meeting with Samaras, Van Rompuy stressed the need to give "broad and constructive political support" to resolve Greece's fiscal and economic problems, urging New Democracy's leader to "be cooperative".
Van Rompuy emphasised that Greece had to "continue with determination with its adjustment efforts" in order to restore the viability of its public finances and the country's competitiveness in order to ensure fiscal stability.
Noting that the last year had seen significant progress, the European Council president stressed that more needed to be done to ensure a sustainable recovery, with greater efforts in terms of both revenues and spending. He also noted that the Eurozone's willingness to continue to support Greece depended on an ambitious adjustment process as suggested by the troika mission.
"Efforts to put Greece back on track to a sustainable and credible fiscal path and to economic recovery require all parties to provide broad and constructive political support. I have urged Mr. Samaras to be cooperative in this respect," Van Rompuy said. (ANA-MPA)
tommy271
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Eurostat: Greek economy grew 0.8% in Q1
BRUSSELS (ANA-MPA) - The Greek economy grew by 0.8 pct in the first quarter of 2011 compared with the fourth quarter of 2010, Eurostat announced on Wednesday.
The EU executive’s statistics agency, in a report, (ANA-MPA) confirmed its initial estimates of a positive growth of the country’s Gross Domestic Product and said that both the Eurozone and the EU-27 economies grew by 0.8 pct in the January-March period.
(ana.gr)
BRUSSELS (ANA-MPA) - The Greek economy grew by 0.8 pct in the first quarter of 2011 compared with the fourth quarter of 2010, Eurostat announced on Wednesday.
The EU executive’s statistics agency, in a report, (ANA-MPA) confirmed its initial estimates of a positive growth of the country’s Gross Domestic Product and said that both the Eurozone and the EU-27 economies grew by 0.8 pct in the January-March period.
(ana.gr)
tommy271
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Bloomberg: Schaeuble estimates Greece needs EUR 90 bln through 2014
Wed, Jun 08 2011, 17:11 GMT | Forex Live
Wed, Jun 08 2011, 17:11 GMT | Forex Live
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