tommy271
Forumer storico
Non è che Weber si sia mosso con delicatezza ...
Resta il fatto che i tedeschi non riescono ad incidere più di tanto.
Anche questo dovrebbe essere motivo di riflessione.
Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 1
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- Stato
Non è che Weber si sia mosso con delicatezza ...
Resta il fatto che i tedeschi non riescono ad incidere più di tanto.
Anche questo dovrebbe essere motivo di riflessione.
C.Bonacieux
Forumer attivo
Pare che la Reuters abbia fatto lo scoop. Era previsto di dar la notizia a mercati chiusi, infatti.
ferdo
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Topgun1976
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Lo spread a 3 anni è quasi pari a ieri,guardare lo spread a 10 anni ha poco senso sulla grecia
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Stark warned financial stability undermined-paper
Reuters - 09/09/2011 19:26:40
BERLIN, Sept 9 (Reuters) -
Juergen Stark submitted a column for Handelsblatt business daily just hours before he resigned as an ECB Executive Board member warning financial stability was being undermined by massive risks in public budgets, the newspaper reported on Friday. [ID:L5E7K91OQ]
In the column, due to be published in the daily's Monday edition, Stark wrote: "We are in a situation in which the massive sustainability risks in public sector budgets are undermining financial stability."
Stark, resigning his post in what sources say is a protest against the ECB policy of buying bonds to help troubled euro zone debtor states, was also quoted on Handelsblatt's website warning against using fiscal stimulus in the current crisis.
"A fiscal stimulus would only allow the debt levels to rise further and thus further raise these risks," Stark wrote.
Stark also wrote: "In the current environment it can be assumed that the positive confidence effects of solid fiscal polcies would be considerable. Case studies have shown that ambitious adjustment programmes, which focused on the consolidation of expenditures and are complemented with structural and institutional reforms, can lead to positive growth effects within a very short time."
News of Stark's shock departure highlights the size of the split at the ECB over the bond-buy plan and the extreme tension between its members, who have been at the centre of the policy response to the euro zone debt crisis.
Juergen Stark submitted a column for Handelsblatt business daily just hours before he resigned as an ECB Executive Board member warning financial stability was being undermined by massive risks in public budgets, the newspaper reported on Friday. [ID:L5E7K91OQ]
In the column, due to be published in the daily's Monday edition, Stark wrote: "We are in a situation in which the massive sustainability risks in public sector budgets are undermining financial stability."
Stark, resigning his post in what sources say is a protest against the ECB policy of buying bonds to help troubled euro zone debtor states, was also quoted on Handelsblatt's website warning against using fiscal stimulus in the current crisis.
"A fiscal stimulus would only allow the debt levels to rise further and thus further raise these risks," Stark wrote.
Stark also wrote: "In the current environment it can be assumed that the positive confidence effects of solid fiscal polcies would be considerable. Case studies have shown that ambitious adjustment programmes, which focused on the consolidation of expenditures and are complemented with structural and institutional reforms, can lead to positive growth effects within a very short time."
News of Stark's shock departure highlights the size of the split at the ECB over the bond-buy plan and the extreme tension between its members, who have been at the centre of the policy response to the euro zone debt crisis.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Grecia, rumour su default sono speculazione contro euro - minFin
venerdì 9 settembre 2011 19:31
ATENE, 9 settembre (Reuters) - Il ministro delle Finanze greco ha definito i rumour di un default di Atene durante il weekend speculazioni di mercato finalizzate a penalizzare l'euro.
"Non è la prima volta che emerge un'ondata organizzata di 'rumour' sul fallimento della Grecia. E' un gioco di cattivo gusto, una speculazione organizzata contro l'euro e la zona euro nel suo complesso", dice in una nota Evangelos Venizelos, rispondendo alla voci in circolazione su internet.
venerdì 9 settembre 2011 19:31
ATENE, 9 settembre (Reuters) - Il ministro delle Finanze greco ha definito i rumour di un default di Atene durante il weekend speculazioni di mercato finalizzate a penalizzare l'euro.
"Non è la prima volta che emerge un'ondata organizzata di 'rumour' sul fallimento della Grecia. E' un gioco di cattivo gusto, una speculazione organizzata contro l'euro e la zona euro nel suo complesso", dice in una nota Evangelos Venizelos, rispondendo alla voci in circolazione su internet.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Greek Bank Rose In Volatile Session
The General Index remained unchanged on Friday after strong fluctuations, with cumulative losses of 0.58% for week.
Greek banks fluctuated into a double-digit margin, with Marfin Popular and Eurobank standing out, while National Bank posted intraday profits of 9.51%.
Next week, the Greek market is expected to assess the government’s announcement at the Thessaloniki International Fair over the weekend, but market players have low expectations.
The barrage of warning to Greece from Eurozone partners and international lenders on the need for acceleration of reforms, revival of scenarios for Greece exiting the euro and the drama regarding the disbursement of next aid installment maintain negative sentiment in the market, analysts commented.
They indicate that, the market would continue to move with sole catalysts the negative developments in fiscal figures, which signal for deeper recession, maintaining nervousness and low visibility.
"There is nothing good coming from the macro front. Figures on the economy and the job market are poor and this is making investors reluctant," an analyst told Dow Jones Newswires.
On the board, the General Index ended at 886.73 units with zero change. Intraday profits reached 3.95%, despite losses of 1.76% at the opening.
On Friday, 39.24 million units worth €65.87 million traded, while a total amount of 76 shares rose, 52 declined and 152 remained unchanged.
Banks rose by 2.67% at 544.13 units.
(capital.gr)
The General Index remained unchanged on Friday after strong fluctuations, with cumulative losses of 0.58% for week.
Greek banks fluctuated into a double-digit margin, with Marfin Popular and Eurobank standing out, while National Bank posted intraday profits of 9.51%.
Next week, the Greek market is expected to assess the government’s announcement at the Thessaloniki International Fair over the weekend, but market players have low expectations.
The barrage of warning to Greece from Eurozone partners and international lenders on the need for acceleration of reforms, revival of scenarios for Greece exiting the euro and the drama regarding the disbursement of next aid installment maintain negative sentiment in the market, analysts commented.
They indicate that, the market would continue to move with sole catalysts the negative developments in fiscal figures, which signal for deeper recession, maintaining nervousness and low visibility.
"There is nothing good coming from the macro front. Figures on the economy and the job market are poor and this is making investors reluctant," an analyst told Dow Jones Newswires.
On the board, the General Index ended at 886.73 units with zero change. Intraday profits reached 3.95%, despite losses of 1.76% at the opening.
On Friday, 39.24 million units worth €65.87 million traded, while a total amount of 76 shares rose, 52 declined and 152 remained unchanged.
Banks rose by 2.67% at 544.13 units.
(capital.gr)
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