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amorgos34
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Ammettiamo che il governo ellenico ha , dando corda ai finnici, compiuto una cappella pazzesca. Errore politico clamoroso.
tommy271
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Scivolata agostana di Venizelos, ampliata a dismisura.
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Greek 2-Year Bond Yields March Higher
LONDON -- Greek two-year bond yields continue to march higher Wednesday, rising back above levels seen prior to the July 21 emergency summit of European Union leaders, as investors fret about the slumping Greek economy, a stalled deficit-reduction plan and unravelling bailout package.
At 1045 GMT, Greek two-year bonds were yielding 39.72%, according to Tradeweb, over 190 basis points wider against Germany, and surpassing the recent peak of 39.38% seen two days before EU leaders agreed a second EUR110 billion rescue deal.
One trader said investors, who had bought Greek debt after the European Central Bank resumed buying sovereign bonds earlier this month hoping that prices would rise, were now trying to sell.
However, many dealers are reluctant to show bids for Greek bonds, and bid-offer spreads are very wide, with no meaningful trading happening, this trader said.
Greece has been buffeted by more bad news in recent days. Senior government officials conceded last week that the country's economy could shrink by as much as 5.2% this year, that this could push the budget deficit to around 8%-8.5% of gross domestic product, and that the economy could continue shrinking next year.
Meanwhile, Finland's demands for collateral for its share of the Greek bailout are seen as destabilising the whole package.
"The price action for Greece in the past few days tells us that the recent Greek rescue plan...is not enough to appease markets," said Padhraic Garvey, strategist at ING, in a note Wednesday.
"Default risk is on the rise," he said.
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LONDON -- Greek two-year bond yields continue to march higher Wednesday, rising back above levels seen prior to the July 21 emergency summit of European Union leaders, as investors fret about the slumping Greek economy, a stalled deficit-reduction plan and unravelling bailout package.
At 1045 GMT, Greek two-year bonds were yielding 39.72%, according to Tradeweb, over 190 basis points wider against Germany, and surpassing the recent peak of 39.38% seen two days before EU leaders agreed a second EUR110 billion rescue deal.
One trader said investors, who had bought Greek debt after the European Central Bank resumed buying sovereign bonds earlier this month hoping that prices would rise, were now trying to sell.
However, many dealers are reluctant to show bids for Greek bonds, and bid-offer spreads are very wide, with no meaningful trading happening, this trader said.
Greece has been buffeted by more bad news in recent days. Senior government officials conceded last week that the country's economy could shrink by as much as 5.2% this year, that this could push the budget deficit to around 8%-8.5% of gross domestic product, and that the economy could continue shrinking next year.
Meanwhile, Finland's demands for collateral for its share of the Greek bailout are seen as destabilising the whole package.
"The price action for Greece in the past few days tells us that the recent Greek rescue plan...is not enough to appease markets," said Padhraic Garvey, strategist at ING, in a note Wednesday.
"Default risk is on the rise," he said.
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Financial Trend Analysis 4 ore fa
Negativo il giudizio di Moody's sull'accordo bilaterale tra Grecia e Finlandia. Secondo l'agenzia nuovi accordi con l'obiettivo di vincolare la Grecia a offrire collaterali a garanzia degli aiuti ricevuti potrebbero avere conseguenze sulla scadenza della prossima tranche dei prestiti per il salvataggio di Atene. Moody's ha auspicato che l'Eurozona bocci l'intesa bilaterale Atene-Helsinki.
L'effetto Finlandia potrebbe essere un disastro...
Accettare un "patto scellerato e separato" è stato come tagliarsi le b@lle!!
Ma perché mai avranno accettato? Pensavano che restasse segreto? Pensavano di fare figli e figliastri? L'accettazione da parte greca di concedere collaterali a garanzia (ripeto tipo pappagallo, lo ammetto... non ho capito bene cosa sarebbero questi collaterali, ma ho capito che sempre di garanzie non concesse ad altri si tratta), poteva forse restare in ombra??
E in un momento come questo??
La GR non aveva altra scelta che accettare?? Non si sono resi conto che avrebbero sollevato un vespaio?
Il fatto è che queste cappelle si fanno quando si sente di avere l'acqua alla gola...
Topgun1976
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Ma Perchè la finlandia non si è tirata fuori il 21 luglio se non voleva prestare alla grecia?Io trovo ridicolo che un paese che conta l'1% possa causare questi casini.
tommy271
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Il fatto è che queste cappelle si fanno quando si sente di avere l'acqua alla gola...
Mah, è stato sottovalutato l'effetto dell'accordo rispetto agli altri paesi.
La Grecia rimane ben coperta, non aveva certo bisogno dei finlandesi.
In effetti si tratta di una scivolata, sino a questo momento Venizelos si è mosso molto bene.
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