Andre_Sant
Forumer storico
ma non ti converrebbe diversificare anche con intesa 506 e societè generale che sono sistemiche e costano cmq poco ?
ciao
Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 2
- Creatore Discussione tommy271
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ma non ti converrebbe diversificare anche con intesa 506 e societè generale che sono sistemiche e costano cmq poco ?
ciao
russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
apino
Forumer storico
Non è detto, nello scenario default sembra prevista un'accellerazione dell'ESM. Un altra ipotesi è che potrebbe entrare in vigore nel 2013, ma che ci sia comunque un haircut sui titoli del 2012....
tommy271
Forumer storico
Eurozone Developments For EFSF-ECB Solution
The shadow of contagion of the debt crisis to neighbouring Italy, and the overall consequences in Eurozone dominated discussions of politicians (including Greek FinMin) and bankers over the weekend in the U.S.
Meanwhile, Berlin still insists on a solution to isolate the effects of a Greek default within the Euro Area.
A sentiment of impasse reigned at the informal meetings on the sidelines of the annual conference of the IMF and the World Bank, as European policy makers, mainly Germans, denied persistently what bankers, the U.S., Japan and BRICS required: to allow the EFSF and the European Central Bank to fill the holes of European banks and the European states that face a possible default.
Regarding Greece, the picture remains blur.
Several scenarios go around based on proposals that have been asked by Troika services to prepare.
The proposal of an upcoming default dominates scenarios, along with the lack of ring-fencing system to isolate the consequences of such a development.
The deteriorating course of Italy is now changing the issue, as the sole addressing of Greek problem will not be sufficient.
The only institutions that could deal with a problem of this magnitude are the EFSF and the ECB, and the unlimited funding of banks and economies under threat without any need for collaterals.
Both the IMF and the U.S. press on this direction.
Thus, the solution of disbursement of the sixth instalment to Greece (gradually or entirely) gains ground, in order to gain time for interventions on an orderly default.
Nevertheless, the legal framework is still deficient to provide such a development.
The decisions of the new conditions of the economic governance are expected in October, which should be approved by the EU, but for now, everything seems volatile.
European banks’ executives commented in Washington that the markets’ reaction this week to the indecisiveness of politicians might force them into drastic decisions before the Eurogroup meeting in early October.
(capital.gr)
The shadow of contagion of the debt crisis to neighbouring Italy, and the overall consequences in Eurozone dominated discussions of politicians (including Greek FinMin) and bankers over the weekend in the U.S.
Meanwhile, Berlin still insists on a solution to isolate the effects of a Greek default within the Euro Area.
A sentiment of impasse reigned at the informal meetings on the sidelines of the annual conference of the IMF and the World Bank, as European policy makers, mainly Germans, denied persistently what bankers, the U.S., Japan and BRICS required: to allow the EFSF and the European Central Bank to fill the holes of European banks and the European states that face a possible default.
Regarding Greece, the picture remains blur.
Several scenarios go around based on proposals that have been asked by Troika services to prepare.
The proposal of an upcoming default dominates scenarios, along with the lack of ring-fencing system to isolate the consequences of such a development.
The deteriorating course of Italy is now changing the issue, as the sole addressing of Greek problem will not be sufficient.
The only institutions that could deal with a problem of this magnitude are the EFSF and the ECB, and the unlimited funding of banks and economies under threat without any need for collaterals.
Both the IMF and the U.S. press on this direction.
Thus, the solution of disbursement of the sixth instalment to Greece (gradually or entirely) gains ground, in order to gain time for interventions on an orderly default.
Nevertheless, the legal framework is still deficient to provide such a development.
The decisions of the new conditions of the economic governance are expected in October, which should be approved by the EU, but for now, everything seems volatile.
European banks’ executives commented in Washington that the markets’ reaction this week to the indecisiveness of politicians might force them into drastic decisions before the Eurogroup meeting in early October.
(capital.gr)
dierre
Forumer storico
come sempre il buon tommy ci da buoni consigli.
ormai a furia di pregare ci faranno tutti santi!!!!
ferdo
Utente Senior
scusate mi sono sbagliato a digitare 2013 anzichè 2012
tommy271
Forumer storico
Haircut=default.
Lo swap è un'altro orizzonte strategico, per ora un pò appannato.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Eurozone Developments For EFSF-ECB Solution
The shadow of contagion of the debt crisis to neighbouring Italy, and the overall consequences in Eurozone dominated discussions of politicians (including Greek FinMin) and bankers over the weekend in the U.S.
Meanwhile, Berlin still insists on a solution to isolate the effects of a Greek default within the Euro Area.
A sentiment of impasse reigned at the informal meetings on the sidelines of the annual conference of the IMF and the World Bank, as European policy makers, mainly Germans, denied persistently what bankers, the U.S., Japan and BRICS required: to allow the EFSF and the European Central Bank to fill the holes of European banks and the European states that face a possible default.
Regarding Greece, the picture remains blur.
Several scenarios go around based on proposals that have been asked by Troika services to prepare.
The proposal of an upcoming default dominates scenarios, along with the lack of ring-fencing system to isolate the consequences of such a development.
The deteriorating course of Italy is now changing the issue, as the sole addressing of Greek problem will not be sufficient.
The only institutions that could deal with a problem of this magnitude are the EFSF and the ECB, and the unlimited funding of banks and economies under threat without any need for collaterals.
Both the IMF and the U.S. press on this direction.
Thus, the solution of disbursement of the sixth instalment to Greece (gradually or entirely) gains ground, in order to gain time for interventions on an orderly default.
Nevertheless, the legal framework is still deficient to provide such a development.
The decisions of the new conditions of the economic governance are expected in October, which should be approved by the EU, but for now, everything seems volatile.
European banks’ executives commented in Washington that the markets’ reaction this week to the indecisiveness of politicians might force them into drastic decisions before the Eurogroup meeting in early October.
(capital.gr)
The shadow of contagion of the debt crisis to neighbouring Italy, and the overall consequences in Eurozone dominated discussions of politicians (including Greek FinMin) and bankers over the weekend in the U.S.
Meanwhile, Berlin still insists on a solution to isolate the effects of a Greek default within the Euro Area.
A sentiment of impasse reigned at the informal meetings on the sidelines of the annual conference of the IMF and the World Bank, as European policy makers, mainly Germans, denied persistently what bankers, the U.S., Japan and BRICS required: to allow the EFSF and the European Central Bank to fill the holes of European banks and the European states that face a possible default.
Regarding Greece, the picture remains blur.
Several scenarios go around based on proposals that have been asked by Troika services to prepare.
The proposal of an upcoming default dominates scenarios, along with the lack of ring-fencing system to isolate the consequences of such a development.
The deteriorating course of Italy is now changing the issue, as the sole addressing of Greek problem will not be sufficient.
The only institutions that could deal with a problem of this magnitude are the EFSF and the ECB, and the unlimited funding of banks and economies under threat without any need for collaterals.
Both the IMF and the U.S. press on this direction.
Thus, the solution of disbursement of the sixth instalment to Greece (gradually or entirely) gains ground, in order to gain time for interventions on an orderly default.
Nevertheless, the legal framework is still deficient to provide such a development.
The decisions of the new conditions of the economic governance are expected in October, which should be approved by the EU, but for now, everything seems volatile.
European banks’ executives commented in Washington that the markets’ reaction this week to the indecisiveness of politicians might force them into drastic decisions before the Eurogroup meeting in early October.
(capital.gr)
Andre_Sant
Forumer storico
voi cmq giratela come vi pare ma io vedo solo notizie positive e cds in calo.
le adesioni sono ormai al 90%
i cds calano
la germania e la bce insistono sul no default
geithner pure
il ftse sale a palla
venizelos dice che faranno qualsiasi cosa per non saltare
tra pochi gg troika va ad atene
novità sui buyback
di contro di sono solo deduzioni dei giornalisti.
DEDUZIONI LORO. Smentite da tutti gli europei
ciao
Andrea
le adesioni sono ormai al 90%
i cds calano
la germania e la bce insistono sul no default
geithner pure
il ftse sale a palla
venizelos dice che faranno qualsiasi cosa per non saltare
tra pochi gg troika va ad atene
novità sui buyback
di contro di sono solo deduzioni dei giornalisti.
DEDUZIONI LORO. Smentite da tutti gli europei
ciao
Andrea
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