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

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senior rispetto ai bond che già sono sul mercato - penso che intendesse dire

L'ESM, rilasciando prestiti ai paesi Euro in difficoltà, non richiederebbe la seniority rispetto agli altri debiti in essere. Questo era stato annunciato a maggio.
In Grecia, nel nostro caso, rimarrebbe solo la priorità al solo FMI.
 
Commercial Transactions Declined By 7.9% In May 2011



The Hellenic Statistical Authority said that the total value of imports-arrivals, excluding oil products, in May 2011 amounted to 2695.8 million euros against 2925.7 million euros in May 2010, recording a drop of 7.9%.

According to ELSTAT, the total value of imports-arrivals, excluding oil products, for the 12-month time period of June 2010 - May 2011 decreased by 15.6% compared to the corresponding 12-month time period of June 2009 - May 2010.

The total value of exports-dispatches in May 2011 amounted to 2019.5 million euros against 1303.6 million euros in May 2010, recording an increase of 54.9%.

The total value of exports-dispatches, excluding oil products, in May 2011 amounted to 1331.5 million euros against 1161.1 million euros in May 2010, recording an increase of 14,7%.

The total value of exports-dispatches, excluding oil products, for the 12-month time period of June 2010 - May 2011 increased by 13.4% compared to the corresponding 12-month time period of June 2009 - May 2010.

The total value of imports-dispatches in May 2011 amounted to 3204.2 million euros against 3881.1 million euros in May 2010. The statistics of imports for oil products are calculated according to the data derived from the customs declarations. The status of the audited incomplete customs declarations, for May 2010, has been integrated in the compilation of the external trade statistics. The corresponding declarations for May 2011 have not been integrated yet, since they have not been finalized entirely, having as a result the lack of comparability of the external trade statistics data between May 2011 and May 2010.

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Moody's: Greek Bail-In Poses Risk For Other EMU Peripherals



LONDON (MNI) - The increased likelihood of private sector holders of Greek government bonds suffering losses as part of the next support package for Greece could lead to further downgrades of other distressed sovereigns, according to the latest Moody's Weekly Credit Outlook.
"The statements and proposals (from euro area politicians) point to increased risk for creditors of Greece and other debt-burdened European sovereigns that have weak recovery prospects and that lack market access. This increased risk was reflected in our downgrade of Portugal last Tuesday," Moody's said.
Moody's also said that Portugal, Ireland and Greece may be denied access to sovereign debt markets for 'months or even years' and will require further bailouts.
"It is increasingly clear that private markets will deny distressed sovereigns access for months or even years, and that European Union and International Monetary Fund support will be required over the long term," Moody's said.


 
Greek Gov’t Names Members Of Privatization Agency



Law professor Iannis Koukiadis will be the chairman of the agency to carry out the €50b privatization program.

According to the proposal of the Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos, professor Konstantinos Mitropoulos would be appointed as chief executive, while professor Andreas Taprantzis will be appointed as commissioner. Professor Antonis Vartholomeos and economist Anna Zoirou will be members.

Ioannis Koukiadis is professor emeritus of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, former minister, former MEP, former President of the Economic and Social Committee and former President of the Organization for Mediation and Arbitration.

Konstantinos Mitropoulos is a doctor at London Business School, business executive of private sector, with particular expertise in project management and portfolio management, Vice President of the Hellenic-British Chamber of Commerce.

The executive director Andreas Taprantzis is a doctor at the National Technical University, business executive of the private sector, former General Manager and CEO at Hellenic Post and President of the Universal Postal Union.

Antonis Vartholomeos is a doctor at Fordhma University in New York, business executive, former President and CEO of Athens water company, with experience in credit, capital markets, real estate and securitization of mortgage loans.

Anna Zoirou is an economist, business consultant, scientific advisor of European Council.

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il buy back mi sembra la migliore mossa, comprano silentemente sul mercato e chi si è visto si è visto.

Anche per me è la migliore soluzione.
Quella però allo studio era un'offerta pubblica di riacquisto con un taglio del 30% sul nominale, insieme ad altre opzioni.
A mio parere occorrerebbe liberare da subito l'EFSF dal vincolo di acquisto sul primario per estenderlo al secondario.
 
x favore, tutti quelli che hanno notizie tranquillizzanti, le scrivano, che sto passando le pene d'inferno. pensate a quelli che hanno investito più di un milione in btp.

una domanda: perché in pvt e tra i consulenti finanziari molti mi dicono che gli attacchi speculativi devono far stare meno preoccupati, perché i fondamentali dell'economia italiana nn sono da default?
 
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