frmaoro
il Fankazzista
30% di taglio garantito ci rientri ?
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30% di taglio garantito ci rientri ?giutrader
Forumer attivo
Speriamo non di +. Cmq trovassero una soluzione altrimenti qui salta tutto il castello. Secondo me il nominale non lo toccano... al max allungano scadenze e riducono cedole. Quindi ristrutturazione.
Nobody's
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Sarebbero troppo grandi...perciò non ci conto.
Parliamo di avvocati invece........Credo che a breve ci sarà da organizzarsi...
Mi prendo un po di tempo per riflettere.....
tommy271
Forumer storico
EU Ministers Talked Little About Italy, Schaeuble Says
By Rainer Buergin - Jul 12, 2011 3:55 PM GMT+0200 Tue Jul 12 13:55:37 GMT 2011
Euro-area finance ministers talked little about Italy at a meeting in Brussels even as the plunge in Italian securities overshadowed their efforts to advance a second aid package for Greece, according to German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble.
Italian bonds fell for a seventh day with the yield on 10- year debt reaching the highest since 2007 today as investors shunned the securities on concern about the country’s ability to trim the EU’s second-biggest debt. The nation’s benchmark stock index fell as much as 4.8 percent to a two-year low before paring losses.
“We haven’t spoken about Italy as much as many people expected because it is our view that the core of the problem and the crisis is Greece, and that the question of improving the debt sustainability in Greece is the solution to the crisis,” Schaeuble said in Brussels after a two-day meeting of European Union finance ministers today.
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said in an e- mailed statement that the slide in Italian markets was a threat to the single currency and the unity of Europe. His government was moving to speed the passage of a 40 billion-euro ($56 billion) deficit-cutting plan that would allow Italy to start cutting a debt set to reach 120 percent of gross domestic product this year.
“We have been informed that Italy will introduce and then pass its ambitious austerity budget,” Schaeuble said. “Nobody has any doubts that this will happen and we’re certain that financial markets will have a more realistic view again of the situation in Italy.”
(Bloomberg)
By Rainer Buergin - Jul 12, 2011 3:55 PM GMT+0200 Tue Jul 12 13:55:37 GMT 2011
Euro-area finance ministers talked little about Italy at a meeting in Brussels even as the plunge in Italian securities overshadowed their efforts to advance a second aid package for Greece, according to German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble.
Italian bonds fell for a seventh day with the yield on 10- year debt reaching the highest since 2007 today as investors shunned the securities on concern about the country’s ability to trim the EU’s second-biggest debt. The nation’s benchmark stock index fell as much as 4.8 percent to a two-year low before paring losses.
“We haven’t spoken about Italy as much as many people expected because it is our view that the core of the problem and the crisis is Greece, and that the question of improving the debt sustainability in Greece is the solution to the crisis,” Schaeuble said in Brussels after a two-day meeting of European Union finance ministers today.
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said in an e- mailed statement that the slide in Italian markets was a threat to the single currency and the unity of Europe. His government was moving to speed the passage of a 40 billion-euro ($56 billion) deficit-cutting plan that would allow Italy to start cutting a debt set to reach 120 percent of gross domestic product this year.
“We have been informed that Italy will introduce and then pass its ambitious austerity budget,” Schaeuble said. “Nobody has any doubts that this will happen and we’re certain that financial markets will have a more realistic view again of the situation in Italy.”
(Bloomberg)
Nobody's
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Su poco nominale......pareggio.....
Il grosso ce l' ho sotto 50
frmaoro
il Fankazzista
è allora quale è il problema?
tommy271
Forumer storico
Sinceramente non credo ad ipotesi di "haircut" coercitivo.
La discussione andrà avanti sino a quando si saranno assicurati la certezza di una partecipazione "pesante" degli istituzionali ... nel momento in cui questa sarà concretizzata, penso che il "piano" possa partire.
Nobody's
Γένοιο οἷος εἷ
Temo situazioni ben peggiori......
Mi fido della banca centrale...non dei politici......
A senzazione........non mi fido......
Le questioni bene o male le ho seguite tutte.......Non mi stò facendo una bella opinione francamente.....
Ho bisogno di rifletterci.......
In definitiva temo che la sprangata sia più forte di un cut del 30%....
Vedremo.....prima di venerdì......
Ora resto non convinto....
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