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ECB's Draghi confirms Greek deal, refuses to show hand on bonds
ECB President Mario Draghi on Thursday confirmed a deal between Greece’s political parties on bailout conditions had been reached but said he could not say anything about how his central bank’s holdings of Greek bonds would be treated.
”On Greece, I’m sorry to say I cannot say anything about how our holdings of Greek bonds both under the SMP (bond buying) program and national central bank holdings will be treated,” Draghi told a news conference.
”What I can say, however, is...that a few minutes ago I got a call from the prime minister of Greece saying that an agreement has been reached and has been endorsed by the major parties. This afternoon we will be having a euro group meeting with the ministers, and we will be having a full report of this, the agreement, and also a discussion of the further steps.” Sources have told Reuters the ECB is divided about whether it should forgo profits on its Greek bond holdings when private investors are pushed to accept a cut of about 70 percent in value.
Athens has urged the ECB to hand back profits on its Greek bond holdings, a move which could raise 12 billion euros or more. The ECB’s 23-member Governing Council has yet to agree a position.
Some ECB policymakers are reluctant for the bank to show a willingness to share in the restructuring burden for fear of easing the pressure on Athens to agree spending cuts. The ECB is also captive to the Maastricht Treaty, which forbids the central bank from financing governments. [Reuters]
ekathimerini.com , Thursday February 9, 2012 (16:05)
ECB President Mario Draghi on Thursday confirmed a deal between Greece’s political parties on bailout conditions had been reached but said he could not say anything about how his central bank’s holdings of Greek bonds would be treated.
”On Greece, I’m sorry to say I cannot say anything about how our holdings of Greek bonds both under the SMP (bond buying) program and national central bank holdings will be treated,” Draghi told a news conference.
”What I can say, however, is...that a few minutes ago I got a call from the prime minister of Greece saying that an agreement has been reached and has been endorsed by the major parties. This afternoon we will be having a euro group meeting with the ministers, and we will be having a full report of this, the agreement, and also a discussion of the further steps.” Sources have told Reuters the ECB is divided about whether it should forgo profits on its Greek bond holdings when private investors are pushed to accept a cut of about 70 percent in value.
Athens has urged the ECB to hand back profits on its Greek bond holdings, a move which could raise 12 billion euros or more. The ECB’s 23-member Governing Council has yet to agree a position.
Some ECB policymakers are reluctant for the bank to show a willingness to share in the restructuring burden for fear of easing the pressure on Athens to agree spending cuts. The ECB is also captive to the Maastricht Treaty, which forbids the central bank from financing governments. [Reuters]
ekathimerini.com , Thursday February 9, 2012 (16:05)
ferdo
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qui era se tenevano i prezzi di oggi o scendere (=dflt)
... ora attesa per lo swap
Nobody's
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Probabilmente è così....
Ma si era creata più aspettativa......
In realtà non c'è direzione.....perchè non si è capito poco/nulla delle loro intenzioni
Nobody's
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Sulla news di prima....
TEXT-ECB approves credit claim collateral rule changes
Reuters - 09/02/2012 15:34:25
FRANKFURT, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Below is the text of an announcement by the European Central Bank, after the bank said on Thursday it would give seven euro zone national central banks the power to accept a wider range of collateral in refinancing operations.
ECB's Governing Council approves eligibility criteria for additional credit claims
The Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) has approved, for the seven national central banks (NCBs) that have put forward relevantproposals, specific national eligibility criteria and risk control measures for the temporary acceptance of additional credit claims as collateral in Eurosystem credit operations. Details of these specific national measures will be made available onthe websites of the respective NCBs: Central Bank of Ireland, Banco de España, Banque de France, Banca d'Italia, Central Bank of Cyprus, Oesterreichische Nationalbank and Banco de Portugal.
These developments follow up on the decision of theGoverning Council of 8 December 2011 to increase collateral availability by allowing Eurosystem NCBs, as a temporary solution, to accept additional performing credit claims as collateral.
Eurosystem NCBs continue to work on developing specificnational eligibility criteria for additional credit claims. Any further Governing Council decisions in this respect will be communicated through the monthly publication "Decisions taken by the Governing Council of the ECB (in addition to decisionssetting interest rates)" and announcements made by the respective NCBs. Eurosystem counterparties are invited to contact their respective NCBs to obtain further details on the specific national eligibility criteria for additional credit claims. The general Eurosystem eligibility criteria for credit claims, as stipulated in the publication "The implementation of monetary policy in the euro area: General documentation on Eurosystem monetary policy instruments and procedures" remain unchanged.
TEXT-ECB approves credit claim collateral rule changes
Reuters - 09/02/2012 15:34:25
FRANKFURT, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Below is the text of an announcement by the European Central Bank, after the bank said on Thursday it would give seven euro zone national central banks the power to accept a wider range of collateral in refinancing operations.
ECB's Governing Council approves eligibility criteria for additional credit claims
The Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB) has approved, for the seven national central banks (NCBs) that have put forward relevantproposals, specific national eligibility criteria and risk control measures for the temporary acceptance of additional credit claims as collateral in Eurosystem credit operations. Details of these specific national measures will be made available onthe websites of the respective NCBs: Central Bank of Ireland, Banco de España, Banque de France, Banca d'Italia, Central Bank of Cyprus, Oesterreichische Nationalbank and Banco de Portugal.
These developments follow up on the decision of theGoverning Council of 8 December 2011 to increase collateral availability by allowing Eurosystem NCBs, as a temporary solution, to accept additional performing credit claims as collateral.
Eurosystem NCBs continue to work on developing specificnational eligibility criteria for additional credit claims. Any further Governing Council decisions in this respect will be communicated through the monthly publication "Decisions taken by the Governing Council of the ECB (in addition to decisionssetting interest rates)" and announcements made by the respective NCBs. Eurosystem counterparties are invited to contact their respective NCBs to obtain further details on the specific national eligibility criteria for additional credit claims. The general Eurosystem eligibility criteria for credit claims, as stipulated in the publication "The implementation of monetary policy in the euro area: General documentation on Eurosystem monetary policy instruments and procedures" remain unchanged.
tommy271
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Mi sembra abbastanza chiaro che l'intesa è tra i "leader politici", poi tutto dovrà essere votato in Parlamento.
E' un passo in avanti, più che prevedibile, ma bisogna vedere come risponderanno l'Eurogruppo e la troika.
ficodindia
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I botti non ci sono poichè il PSI configura sostanzialmente un default. Riguardo al retail credo proprio, io spero di no, che cercheranno, con vari bizantinismi giuridci, di obbligarlo alla scambio. Del resto l'accordo con la Troika rischiava di fallire solo per 300 mln di €, figurati se non cercheranno in tutti i modi di tagliare in tutte le direzioni.
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