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tommy271
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Trichet: Greece΄s Decisions "Of Utmost Importance"
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said on Tuesday that ECB΄s governing council is still against a restructuring of Greek sovereign debt.
He is observing discussions between banks and euro-zone governments on how the private sector may be involved in a new aid package for Greece, he said at a press conference.
But, Trichet declined to comment on a proposal made by French banks to extend the maturity of Greek bonds in order to give the debt-troubled country more fiscal breathing space. "This proposal is the responsibility of the French government," he said.
Regarding the upcoming vote in Greek parliament on the country΄s new austerity package, Trichet said it is of "utmost importance" that the "country takes "appropriate decisions."
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European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said on Tuesday that ECB΄s governing council is still against a restructuring of Greek sovereign debt.
He is observing discussions between banks and euro-zone governments on how the private sector may be involved in a new aid package for Greece, he said at a press conference.
But, Trichet declined to comment on a proposal made by French banks to extend the maturity of Greek bonds in order to give the debt-troubled country more fiscal breathing space. "This proposal is the responsibility of the French government," he said.
Regarding the upcoming vote in Greek parliament on the country΄s new austerity package, Trichet said it is of "utmost importance" that the "country takes "appropriate decisions."
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giub
New Membro
quindi siamo a??? 153 a 147?
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Baro
Umile contadino
Che gli offrano qualche poltrona a sti malpancisti....il metodo Italia funziona ovunque.
amorgos34
CHIAGNI & FOTTI SRL
Ripeto: non voglio dare giudizi di merito sulla crisi.
Ribadisco: posto che sia vero quello che dici, è molto difficile per un politico greco giustificare col proprio elettorato misure lacrime e sangue.
(il retropensiero è : è anche un loro problema ci salveranno in ogni caso.)
Lasciami però dire che, a mio modesto avviso, c'è una contraddizione nel vivere spasmodicamente la conta dei deputati ellenici (dicendo quindi : è solo un problema greco, se la devono sbrigare loro) con il legare la crisi greca ai destini del Mondo.
Ormai sono sicuro che a prescindere dal voto gli aiuti saranno elargiti. Questo non è un bene.
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tommy271
Forumer storico
Siamo a 153 con altri due in forse.
Cioè 151 sicuri.
Poi ci sarebbe 1 voto da E. Papadimitriu e arriviamo a 152 ( a 154 se gli altri due voti incerti rientrano).
Manca poi la pattuglia di Alleanza Democratica che conta 5 voti, decideranno all'ultimo momento.
IL MARATONETA
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ma ho capito bene che le ag.di rating, considerano la proposta francese equivalente a default?..................
tommy271
Forumer storico
Greek Banks in Cyprus Deposits Rose 2.4%, Central Bank Says
By Stelios Orphanides - Jun 28, 2011 3:35 PM GMT+0200 Tue Jun 28 13:35:38 GMT 2011
Deposits at Greek banks in Cyprus rose 2.4 percent to 8.2 billion euros ($11.7 billion) in May from April and fell 4.1 percent compared with May last year, the Central Bank of Cyprus said.
The month-on-month increase was mainly a result of a 17 percent rise in deposits at Piraeus Bank (Cyprus) Ltd. to 1.2 billion euros and an 11 percent increase at National Bank of Greece (Cyprus) Ltd., a unit of Greece’s largest lender, to 1.1 billion euros, the east Mediterranean island’s central bank said in a statement on its website today. Overall deposits in the Cypriot banking system rose 2.9 percent last month compared with April and an annual 14 percent.
Deposits at Alpha Bank Cyprus Ltd. fell 0.3 percent in May to 3.3 billion euros compared with April, while Eurobank EFG Cyprus Ltd. and Emporiki Bank - Cyprus Ltd. saw their respective deposits decline 2.8 percent and 3.1 percent to 2.3 billion euros and 306 million euros, the statement said.
Deposits at Greek banks on the island last year rose 30 percent as Greek depositors transferred money to Cyprus on concerns Greece may default on its debt or abandon the euro and impose restrictions on capital flows.
(Bloomberg)
By Stelios Orphanides - Jun 28, 2011 3:35 PM GMT+0200 Tue Jun 28 13:35:38 GMT 2011
Deposits at Greek banks in Cyprus rose 2.4 percent to 8.2 billion euros ($11.7 billion) in May from April and fell 4.1 percent compared with May last year, the Central Bank of Cyprus said.
The month-on-month increase was mainly a result of a 17 percent rise in deposits at Piraeus Bank (Cyprus) Ltd. to 1.2 billion euros and an 11 percent increase at National Bank of Greece (Cyprus) Ltd., a unit of Greece’s largest lender, to 1.1 billion euros, the east Mediterranean island’s central bank said in a statement on its website today. Overall deposits in the Cypriot banking system rose 2.9 percent last month compared with April and an annual 14 percent.
Deposits at Alpha Bank Cyprus Ltd. fell 0.3 percent in May to 3.3 billion euros compared with April, while Eurobank EFG Cyprus Ltd. and Emporiki Bank - Cyprus Ltd. saw their respective deposits decline 2.8 percent and 3.1 percent to 2.3 billion euros and 306 million euros, the statement said.
Deposits at Greek banks on the island last year rose 30 percent as Greek depositors transferred money to Cyprus on concerns Greece may default on its debt or abandon the euro and impose restrictions on capital flows.
(Bloomberg)
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