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Crisi zona euro, oggi telefonata Merkel, Sarkozy, Zapatero
Reuters - 05/08/2011 09:36:48
BERLINO, 5 agosto (Reuters) - Il cancelliere tedesco Angela Merkel parlerà oggi con il presidente francese Nicolas Sarkozy, riferisce una fonte del governo di Berlino.
"E' previsto che il cancelliere parli al telefono con il presidente francese oggi", ha detto il portavoce del governo aggiungendo che si discuterà dell'attuale situazione dell'euro.
L'ufficio di Sarkozy ieri aveva annunciato che anche il premier Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero prenderà parte alla telefonata.
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"E' previsto che il cancelliere parli al telefono con il presidente francese oggi", ha detto il portavoce del governo aggiungendo che si discuterà dell'attuale situazione dell'euro.
L'ufficio di Sarkozy ieri aveva annunciato che anche il premier Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero prenderà parte alla telefonata.
Come diceva Tommy
gianfranco199
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Ciao Tommy,la Spagna annulla asta di agosto di bonos.L'Italia non penso potrà permetterselo a Settembre.Come vedi la situazione.P.s. IL mio bonos 10/25,quota quanto il mio marzo 26.
Grisù
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Budget Revenue In July Up More Than 3%
Deputy Finance Minister Pantelis Economou said Thursday that government revenues rose more than three percent year-on-year in July, in what could signal a turnaround in the country’s tax collection efforts.
“In the month revenue rose more than 3%, and if this continues in August it will signal a reversal in trend,” he told Parliament.
“This is not due to the increase in the Value Added Tax, but attributable to the work of tax offices, among others,” he added.
However, lagging revenue collections have consistently dogged Greece’s efforts to narrow its budget gap and has remained short of targets so far this year.
In the first six months of 2011, Greece’s state budget deficit widened 27.9% to EUR12.78 billion, from EUR9.99 billion in the same period a year earlier.
A medium-term fiscal plan for 2011-2015 that calls for new tax measures and was approved by Parliament in June is expected to help tackle the revenue.
Deputy Finance Minister Pantelis Economou said Thursday that government revenues rose more than three percent year-on-year in July, in what could signal a turnaround in the country’s tax collection efforts.
“In the month revenue rose more than 3%, and if this continues in August it will signal a reversal in trend,” he told Parliament.
“This is not due to the increase in the Value Added Tax, but attributable to the work of tax offices, among others,” he added.
However, lagging revenue collections have consistently dogged Greece’s efforts to narrow its budget gap and has remained short of targets so far this year.
In the first six months of 2011, Greece’s state budget deficit widened 27.9% to EUR12.78 billion, from EUR9.99 billion in the same period a year earlier.
A medium-term fiscal plan for 2011-2015 that calls for new tax measures and was approved by Parliament in June is expected to help tackle the revenue.
tommy271
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Ho visto, a questo punto hanno fatto bene ad annullare l'asta dei bonos.
L'Italia aveva già provveduto ... come solitamente accade in agosto.
Per settembre credo ci sia tempo ... per rimettere a posto la questione.
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tommy271
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Cyprus appoints new finmin in midst of crisis
05 Aug 2011 07:15
Source: reuters // Reuters
* Kazamias will try to avoid bailout
* Cabinet resigned over munitions blast
* Divisions over Cyprus negotiations
(Adds detail, background)
By George Psyllides
NICOSIA, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Cypriot economist Kikis Kazamias has been appointed new finance minister to head the island's fight to ward off bankruptcy, the president's office announced on Friday.
"President of the Republic Demetris Christofias has appointed a new cabinet," a statement from his office said, including Kazamias in a list of ministers.
The finance portfolio is the most significant appointment at a time when both the central bank and the island's largest lender have warned that it could become the fourth euro zone economy to seek an international bailout unless there is urgent action to correct fiscal imbalances.
"What I hope is for sensibility and consensus to prevail. The problems affect the whole country - no one is exempted," Kazamias told Reuters after his appointment.
Concerns have accelerated since a massive blast of decaying stored munitions on July 11 that destroyed the island's main power station and caused an unprecedented energy crisis.
The reshuffle replaces a cabinet which resigned on July 28, bowing to public pressure over the blast, that sharply aggravated financial difficulties in Cyprus, which has suffered a series of ratings downgrades because of fiscal slippage and the exposure of its banks to debt-burdened Greece.
Kazamias was previously communications minister in the administration of the late President Tassos Papadopoulos between 2003 and 2004 but is not the high profile figure some investors had hoped for in the key role.
All three major credit rating agencies have downgraded Cyprus in the last few months because its banks are sitting on an estimated 5 billion euros in Greek sovereign debt and its economy is heavily exposed to Greece through trade.
The junior partner in a two-party coalition government quit on Wednesday, making agreement on vital economic reforms more difficult and potentially complicating reunification talks on the island, which has been split between Greek and Turkish Cypriots since a Turkish invasion in 1974 following a Greek-inspired coup.
Since the euro zone's sovereign debt crisis erupted last year, the European Union and the International Monetary Fund have announced multi-year bailouts of Greece, Ireland and Portugal totalling 382 billion euros ($550 billion).
A rescue of Cyprus, a euro zone minnow which accounts for only about 0.2 percent of its totally economy, would not strain Europe's resources.
But it would add to a fevered atmosphere in the euro zone where markets this week have turned their sights on Italy and Spain, the zone's third and fourth biggest economies.
05 Aug 2011 07:15
Source: reuters // Reuters
* Kazamias will try to avoid bailout
* Cabinet resigned over munitions blast
* Divisions over Cyprus negotiations
(Adds detail, background)
By George Psyllides
NICOSIA, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Cypriot economist Kikis Kazamias has been appointed new finance minister to head the island's fight to ward off bankruptcy, the president's office announced on Friday.
"President of the Republic Demetris Christofias has appointed a new cabinet," a statement from his office said, including Kazamias in a list of ministers.
The finance portfolio is the most significant appointment at a time when both the central bank and the island's largest lender have warned that it could become the fourth euro zone economy to seek an international bailout unless there is urgent action to correct fiscal imbalances.
"What I hope is for sensibility and consensus to prevail. The problems affect the whole country - no one is exempted," Kazamias told Reuters after his appointment.
Concerns have accelerated since a massive blast of decaying stored munitions on July 11 that destroyed the island's main power station and caused an unprecedented energy crisis.
The reshuffle replaces a cabinet which resigned on July 28, bowing to public pressure over the blast, that sharply aggravated financial difficulties in Cyprus, which has suffered a series of ratings downgrades because of fiscal slippage and the exposure of its banks to debt-burdened Greece.
Kazamias was previously communications minister in the administration of the late President Tassos Papadopoulos between 2003 and 2004 but is not the high profile figure some investors had hoped for in the key role.
All three major credit rating agencies have downgraded Cyprus in the last few months because its banks are sitting on an estimated 5 billion euros in Greek sovereign debt and its economy is heavily exposed to Greece through trade.
The junior partner in a two-party coalition government quit on Wednesday, making agreement on vital economic reforms more difficult and potentially complicating reunification talks on the island, which has been split between Greek and Turkish Cypriots since a Turkish invasion in 1974 following a Greek-inspired coup.
Since the euro zone's sovereign debt crisis erupted last year, the European Union and the International Monetary Fund have announced multi-year bailouts of Greece, Ireland and Portugal totalling 382 billion euros ($550 billion).
A rescue of Cyprus, a euro zone minnow which accounts for only about 0.2 percent of its totally economy, would not strain Europe's resources.
But it would add to a fevered atmosphere in the euro zone where markets this week have turned their sights on Italy and Spain, the zone's third and fourth biggest economies.
gianfranco199
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La mia GRECIA 6% 09/19 è sospesa.Vedi sospensioni? Ha ancora senso comprare qualcosa tipo btp agosto 2013 4,25 a 99,20-99,30.Sono in pesantissimo loss su 26-21-20,piu bonos e ggb.Fatto 13 ,arrivo a 14,oramai non vedo più nessuna logica di mercato.So che sei amante di btp.
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