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[Reuters] Merkel warns on second Greek aid package
[ESZB/BBK01] BERLIN, Jan 9 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela
Merkel said on Monday it would not be possible to pay out the
next aid tranche to Greece without rapid progress on its second
rescue package, including the voluntary restructuring of Greek
debt held by its private creditors.
"We must see progress on the voluntary restructuring of
Greek debt," Merkel told a joint news conference with French
President Nicolas Sarkozy in Berlin.
"From our point of view, the second Greek aid package
including this restructuring, must be in place quickly.
Otherwise it won't be possible to pay out the next tranche for
Greece."
Merkel added that she would talk about Greece with
International Monetary Fund chief Christine Lagarde in Berlin on
Tuesday.
Merkel said she and Sarkozy detected progress on a "fiscal
compact" in Europe, with a commitment to a German-style debt
brake likely in coming weeks. Germany and France were looking
into how to speed up payments into the permanent euro zone
bailout scheme (European Stability Mechanism), she added.


(Reporting by Stephen Brown, Noah Barkin and Annika
Breidthardt)
(([email protected])(+49 30 2888 5216)(Reuters
Messaging: [email protected]))

Keywords: EUROZONE GREECE/MERKEL

 

[frmaoro]

BERLIN, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Following are highlights of a news conference by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Monday following their talks in Berlin to discuss how to boost growth and jobs in euro zone stateshit by the debt crisis.


GERMAN CHANCELLOR ANGELA MERKEL

ON DEBT BRAKES
"It is pleasing that the negotiations on the fiscal pact are coming along well, there is a good chance that we will have signed off debt brakes andeverything that that entails already in January, and by March at the latest."


ON ESM CAPITAL
"Germany and France are ready - naturally in consultation with other countries - to check to what extent and how we can speed up thepayment of capital (into the ESM), to once again show our trust in and our support for the euro area."


ON GREECE
"We must see progress on the voluntary restructuring of Greek debt. From our point of view, the second Greek aid package including this restructuring, must be in place quickly. Otherwise it won't be possible to pay out the next tranche for Greece."


FRENCH PRESIDENT NICOLAS SARKOZY

ON FINANCIAL TRANSACTION TAX
"If we don't show the example, it will not be done."


ON EU TREATY
"On the intergovernmental treaty, we want the negotiations to finish in the days ahead and for the treaty to be signed on March 1."


ON ECB
"We agree on asking the ECB to do allthat it can for the EFSF to work in a more efficient manner."

(Reporting by Stephen Brown, Annika Breidthardt and Sarah Marsh in Berlin and Catherline Bremer and Daniel Flynn in Paris) Messaging: [email protected]))
Keywords: EUROZONE MERKEL/SARKOZY

 

[Nobody's]

HIGHLIGHTS-Merkel, Sarkozy news conference on euro zone

Reuters - 09/01/2012 14:10:55



BERLIN, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Following are highlights of a news conference by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Monday following their talks in Berlin to discuss how to boost growth and jobs in euro zone stateshit by the debt crisis.


GERMAN CHANCELLOR ANGELA MERKEL

ON DEBT BRAKES
"It is pleasing that the negotiations on the fiscal pact are coming along well, there is a good chance that we will have signed off debt brakes andeverything that that entails already in January, and by March at the latest."


ON ESM CAPITAL
"Germany and France are ready - naturally in consultation with other countries - to check to what extent and how we can speed up thepayment of capital (into the ESM), to once again show our trust in and our support for the euro area."


ON GREECE
"We must see progress on the voluntary restructuring of Greek debt. From our point of view, the second Greek aid package including this restructuring, must be in place quickly. Otherwise it won't be possible to pay out the next tranche for Greece."


FRENCH PRESIDENT NICOLAS SARKOZY

ON FINANCIAL TRANSACTION TAX
"If we don't show the example, it will not be done."


ON EU TREATY
"On the intergovernmental treaty, we want the negotiations to finish in the days ahead and for the treaty to be signed on March 1."


ON ECB
"We agree on asking the ECB to do allthat it can for the EFSF to work in a more efficient manner."

 

[Nobody's]

MARKET TALK: rischio-Grecia ancora elevato (SocGen)

MF-Dow Jones - 09/01/2012 13:44:03



MILANO (MF-DJ)--Nonostante l'attenzione del mercato sia concentrata sull'Italia, "il rischio di un'eventuale default disordinato o di un'uscita dall'euro da parte della Grecia" resta "deprimentemente alto". Lo sostiene in una nota James Nixon, economista di Societe Generale, aggiungendo che "la Grecia restera' un punto caldo per la crisi del debito" dell'Eurozona. Nixon osserva in particolare che, "leggendo tra le righe dell'ultima revisione del Fmi sul programma di aiuti, viene descritto il quadro di un'economia ancora pericolosamente vicina alla rovina e ancora di fronte a enormi sfide politiche". red/gfn

 

[Gallo Cedrone]

MARKET TALK: rischio-Grecia ancora elevato (SocGen)

MF-Dow Jones - 09/01/2012 13:44:03



MILANO (MF-DJ)--Nonostante l'attenzione del mercato sia concentrata sull'Italia, "il rischio di un'eventuale default disordinato o di un'uscita dall'euro da parte della Grecia" resta "deprimentemente alto". Lo sostiene in una nota James Nixon, economista di Societe Generale, aggiungendo che "la Grecia restera' un punto caldo per la crisi del debito" dell'Eurozona. Nixon osserva in particolare che, "leggendo tra le righe dell'ultima revisione del Fmi sul programma di aiuti, viene descritto il quadro di un'economia ancora pericolosamente vicina alla rovina e ancora di fronte a enormi sfide politiche". red/gfn

 

[karl]

Ringraziamo dell'informazione; vedendo i bond di marzo sotto i 45 forse ci eravamo già accorti che il rischio è deprimentemente alto.

 

[frmaoro]

HIGHLIGHTS-Merkel, Sarkozy news conference on euro zone

Reuters - 09/01/2012 14:16:26

BERLIN, Jan 9 (Reuters) - Following are highlights of a news conference by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy on Monday following their talks in Berlin to discuss how to boost growth and jobs in euro zone stateshit by the debt crisis.


GERMAN CHANCELLOR ANGELA MERKEL

ON DEBT BRAKES
"It is pleasing that the negotiations on the fiscal pact are coming along well, there is a good chance that we will have signed off debt brakes andeverything that that entails already in January, and by March at the latest."


ON ESM CAPITAL
"Germany and France are ready - naturally in consultation with other countries - to check to what extent and how we can speed up thepayment of capital (into the ESM), to once again show our trust in and our support for the euro area."


ON GREECE
"We must see progress on the voluntary restructuring of Greek debt. From our point of view, the second Greek aid package including this restructuring, must be in place quickly. Otherwise it won't be possible to pay out the next tranche for Greece."

"Our goal is that no country has to leave the euro zone. ... We have said time and again that Greece is a specialcase and if you look at the Greek data you see that the contribution of the private sector is a necessary precondition but not a sufficient one to get Greece back onto an acceptable path.

"We have agreed a voluntary debt restructuring with the banks... Greece should get a chance but Greece remains a special case."


FRENCH PRESIDENT NICOLAS SARKOZY

ON FINANCIAL TRANSACTION TAX
"If we don't show the example, it will not be done."


ON EU TREATY "On the intergovernmental treaty, we want the negotiations to finish in the days ahead and for the treaty to be signed on March 1."


ON ECB
"We agree on asking the ECB to do all that it can for the EFSF to work in a more efficientmanner."

(Reporting by Stephen Brown, Annika Breidthardt and Sarah Marsh in Berlin and Catherline Bremer and Daniel Flynn in Paris) Messaging:[email protected]))
Keywords: EUROZONE MERKEL/SARKOZY

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Merkel says Greece is special case, needs PSI
BERLIN, Jan 9 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela
Merkel said on Monday that private sector involvement was
necessary to help Greece out of its sovereign debt crisis but
that the country remained a special case.
"Our goal is that no country has to leave the euro zone,"
Merkel said after meeting French President Nicolas Sarkozy.
"We have said time and again that Greece is a special case
and if you look at the Greek data you see that the contribution
of the private sector is a necessary precondition but not a
sufficient one to get Greece back onto an acceptable path."


(Reporting by Stephen Brown and Annika Breidthardt; Editing by
Noah Barkin)
(([email protected])(+49 30 2888
5166)(Reuters Messaging:
[email protected]))

Keywords: EUROZONE GERMANY/GREECE

 

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[Reuters] Greek debt swap talks progressing, no deal yet - govt official
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[Reuters] Grecia, avvertimento Merkel su secondo pacchetto di aiuti
BERLINO, 9 gennaio (Reuters) - Il cancelliere tedesco
Angela Merkel ha detto che non sar? possibile pagare la prossima
tranche di aiuti alla Grecia in assenza di rapidi progressi sul
secondo pacchetto di aiuti al paese, che comprende la
ristrutturazione volontaria del debito greco detenuto dai
creditori privati.
"Dobbiamo vedere dei progressi sulla ristrutturazione
volontaria del debito greco", ha detto Merkel nel corso di una
conferenza stampa congiunta dopo l'incontro di stamane con il
presidente Nicolas Sarkozy a Berlino. "Dal nostro punto di
vista, il secondo pacchetto di aiuti alla Grecia che include
questa ristrutturazione deve essere messo a punto velocemente.
Altrimenti non sar? possibile pagare la prossima tranche alla
Grecia".
Merkel ha aggiunto che dovrebbe parlare della questione
Grecia con il direttore generale del Fondo monetario
internazionale Christine Lagarde domani a Berlino.
Il cancelliere ha detto anche di aver riscontrato con
Sarkozy dei progressi sul "patto di bilancio" in Europa, con un
impegno dei paesi a includere nelle loro costituzioni un freno
sul debito sul modello tedesco, che potrebbe essere realizzato
nelle prossime settimane. La Germania e la Francia stanno
cercando di vedere come accelerare i versamenti al fondo di
salvataggio permanente della zona euro (European Stability
Mechanism), ha aggiunto.

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