asterix967
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.. e soprattutto chi comprerebbe più i nostri Bund al 2% quando gli altri (che garantiamo noi) rendono 10-20 volte tanto?
Titoli di Stato area Euro GRECIA Operativo titoli di stato - Cap. 2
- Creatore Discussione tommy271
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.. e soprattutto chi comprerebbe più i nostri Bund al 2% quando gli altri (che garantiamo noi) rendono 10-20 volte tanto?
Orwell
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e cosa potranno mai dire ….
A) dopo tutte le valutazioni del caso vi annunciamo il default della Grecia?
B) la speculazione cattiva si sta accanendo contro l'Euro+pa, confermiano unità di intenti e di obiettivi, ogni azione verrà intrapresa per ridare stabilità finanziaria alla Grecia e nessun paese lascerà l'Euro?
C) si fa lo swap e cosi sia?
scusate se mi autoquoto
era la B (blah, blah, blah e nient'altro), prevedibile quasi al 100% ...
tommy271
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Borse Europa attese in rialzo per terza seduta consecutiva
giovedì 15 settembre 2011 07:53
LONDRA, 15 settembre (Reuters) - Le borse europee sono attese in rialzo in avvio di seduta, riflettendo i guadagni di Wall Street e dell'Asia dopo le parole di unità e supporto alla Grecia pronunciate dai leader di Francia e Germania, che hanno alleviato i timori di un imminente default di Atene.
Gli spreadbetter finanziari si aspettano che il FTSE 100 britannico apra in rialzo tra 47 e 49 punti, ossia fino allo 0,9%, il DAX tedesco salga di 60-65 punti (+1,2%) e il CAC-40 francese avanzi di 24-27 punti (+0,9%).
I trader rimangono tuttavia scettici riguardo al movimento rialzista dell'azionario europeo, già positivo nelle due sedute precedenti dopo aver toccato questa settimana un nuovo minimo di due anni.
"Considerato il fatto che al momento non vediamo molto più che retorica, molti si aspettano ancora un default della Grecia e vedono il movimento al rialzo soltanto come un rimbalzo", commenta un trader.
Ieri il FTSEurofirst 300 ha chiuso in rialzo dell'1,4%.
giovedì 15 settembre 2011 07:53
LONDRA, 15 settembre (Reuters) - Le borse europee sono attese in rialzo in avvio di seduta, riflettendo i guadagni di Wall Street e dell'Asia dopo le parole di unità e supporto alla Grecia pronunciate dai leader di Francia e Germania, che hanno alleviato i timori di un imminente default di Atene.
Gli spreadbetter finanziari si aspettano che il FTSE 100 britannico apra in rialzo tra 47 e 49 punti, ossia fino allo 0,9%, il DAX tedesco salga di 60-65 punti (+1,2%) e il CAC-40 francese avanzi di 24-27 punti (+0,9%).
I trader rimangono tuttavia scettici riguardo al movimento rialzista dell'azionario europeo, già positivo nelle due sedute precedenti dopo aver toccato questa settimana un nuovo minimo di due anni.
"Considerato il fatto che al momento non vediamo molto più che retorica, molti si aspettano ancora un default della Grecia e vedono il movimento al rialzo soltanto come un rimbalzo", commenta un trader.
Ieri il FTSEurofirst 300 ha chiuso in rialzo dell'1,4%.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Contagio euro diffuso fra mercati, crisi sistemica-documento Ue
mercoledì 14 settembre 2011 19:08
WROCLAW , Polonia, 14 settembre (Reuters) - I principali ministri delle Finanze Ue lanceranno l'allarme questa settimana sulla minaccia di un nuovo credit crunch, a seguito della "crisi sistemica" che si riverserà sulle banche, secondo alcuni documenti della Ue per l'Ecofin.
In uno dei tanti documenti preparati in vista dell'incontro il 16 e il 17 settembre, si dice che "mentre le tensioni nei mercati del debito sovrano si sono intensificate e il rischio di finanziamento delle banche è cresciuto quest'estate, il contagio si è riversato sui mercati e sui Peasi e la crisi è diventata sistemica".
Tutto questo evidenzia la possibilità di "rischio di circolo vizioso fra debito sovrano, finanziamento delle banche e crescita negativa".
Nel documento, il comitato economico e finanziario che prepara l'agenda per le discussioni fra i ministri, sottolinea la forte critica verso i Paesi, come la Spagna, per non aver fatto abbastanza per rafforzare le proprie banche a seguito dei risultati degli stress test.
mercoledì 14 settembre 2011 19:08
WROCLAW , Polonia, 14 settembre (Reuters) - I principali ministri delle Finanze Ue lanceranno l'allarme questa settimana sulla minaccia di un nuovo credit crunch, a seguito della "crisi sistemica" che si riverserà sulle banche, secondo alcuni documenti della Ue per l'Ecofin.
In uno dei tanti documenti preparati in vista dell'incontro il 16 e il 17 settembre, si dice che "mentre le tensioni nei mercati del debito sovrano si sono intensificate e il rischio di finanziamento delle banche è cresciuto quest'estate, il contagio si è riversato sui mercati e sui Peasi e la crisi è diventata sistemica".
Tutto questo evidenzia la possibilità di "rischio di circolo vizioso fra debito sovrano, finanziamento delle banche e crescita negativa".
Nel documento, il comitato economico e finanziario che prepara l'agenda per le discussioni fra i ministri, sottolinea la forte critica verso i Paesi, come la Spagna, per non aver fatto abbastanza per rafforzare le proprie banche a seguito dei risultati degli stress test.
tommy271
Forumer storico
EU casts safety net for Greece
With bloc's unity under pressure, German and French leaders throw support behind Athens
French and German leaders emphasized during a teleconference call with Prime Minister George Papandreou on Wednesday that Greece remains an “integral part of the eurozone” despite feverish media speculation about the country’s imminent default, government spokesman Ilias Mossialos said late Wednesday night.
“Despite the recent rumors, all sides emphasized that Greece will remain in the eurozone,” Mossialos told state TV channel NET.
He added that German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy had expressed their conviction that new austerity measures announced by the Greek government over the weekend - chiefly a new tax on property - would ensure the country meets deficit reduction targets set by its international creditors and secures a sixth installment of emergency funding on which the country’s solvency depends.
According to sources, Papandreou reassured Merkel and Sarkozy during the 25-minute phone call that his administration would do everything possible to speed up reforms voted through Parliament this summer.
In an emergency meeting ahead of the conference call on Wednesday, Papandreou sought to rally his troops, stressing that foreign creditors and markets were watching Greece’s every move.
Earlier in the day, there had been a flurry of diplomacy by US and European officials aimed at sending out a positive message.
European Economic Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn said that “a default or exit of Greece from the eurozone would carry dramatic social, economic and political costs... not only for Greece, but also for euro-area member states, other EU states, as well as global partners.”
US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, who is to attend a summit of EU leaders in Poland on Friday, said he was confident that Europe could overcome its debt crisis. “The people who are concerned that this is beyond their grasp are mistaken. The size and the challenges that they face economically are completely within the capacity of the stronger European members to manage,” he said, adding however that “they are going to have to do more” and “move quickly.”
Sarkozy too, ahead of the teleconference call, emphasized that France “would put everything in place to save Greece” though he expected Athens to make good on its commitments. Merkel is believed to have pressed the same point during the call.
ekathimerini.com , Wednesday September 14, 2011 (22:53)
With bloc's unity under pressure, German and French leaders throw support behind Athens
“Despite the recent rumors, all sides emphasized that Greece will remain in the eurozone,” Mossialos told state TV channel NET.
He added that German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy had expressed their conviction that new austerity measures announced by the Greek government over the weekend - chiefly a new tax on property - would ensure the country meets deficit reduction targets set by its international creditors and secures a sixth installment of emergency funding on which the country’s solvency depends.
According to sources, Papandreou reassured Merkel and Sarkozy during the 25-minute phone call that his administration would do everything possible to speed up reforms voted through Parliament this summer.
In an emergency meeting ahead of the conference call on Wednesday, Papandreou sought to rally his troops, stressing that foreign creditors and markets were watching Greece’s every move.
Earlier in the day, there had been a flurry of diplomacy by US and European officials aimed at sending out a positive message.
European Economic Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn said that “a default or exit of Greece from the eurozone would carry dramatic social, economic and political costs... not only for Greece, but also for euro-area member states, other EU states, as well as global partners.”
US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, who is to attend a summit of EU leaders in Poland on Friday, said he was confident that Europe could overcome its debt crisis. “The people who are concerned that this is beyond their grasp are mistaken. The size and the challenges that they face economically are completely within the capacity of the stronger European members to manage,” he said, adding however that “they are going to have to do more” and “move quickly.”
Sarkozy too, ahead of the teleconference call, emphasized that France “would put everything in place to save Greece” though he expected Athens to make good on its commitments. Merkel is believed to have pressed the same point during the call.
ekathimerini.com , Wednesday September 14, 2011 (22:53)
tommy271
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Task force for Greece outlines scope
The European Union’s task force for Greece, which will provide technical assistance in the implementation of reforms over the next two years, embarked on contacts with the government in Athens on Wednesday, as ministers are preparing for a new round of deliberations with the representatives of the country’s international creditors, the so-called troika.
Horst Reichenbach, head of the task force, who met Prime Minister George Papandreou and Deputy Prime Minister Theodoros Pangalos, described the breadth and depth of structural reforms which Greece has to implement as “unique.”
“I cannot make estimates whether there is a plan B, I am here to implement plan A,” he said at a conference, insisting that his role is not to act as a substitute for the Greek government.
Reichenbach said his 25-member team’s goal was to help in speeding up the absorption of European Union investment subsidies (NSRF), with a view to an improvement in the entrepreneurial climate and employment, and the facilitation of enterprises’ access to liquidity.
Two-thirds of the task force will be based in Brussels and the rest in Athens.
Speaking at the same conference, “Recovery Now -- A Herculean Task for Greece,” Development Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis said the aim of speeding up NSRF projects was to activate funds totaling 7.7 billion euros for productive uses. He insisted on the need to improve the means of providing operating capital to small and medium-size enterprises, reiterating the government’s intention to create an investment bank modeled on Germany’s KfW.
Meanwhile, the troika is reported to be pressing for further cuts in tax allowances, salaries and other items of public spending, with a view to raising a further 6 billion euros this year and in 2012. Four billion will be raised from measures such as the new property tax which was announced on Sunday, and a further 2 billion from cuts in public employees’ salaries and tax allowances.
Delays in the implementation of the integrated pay structure in the public sector, which had been scheduled for July 1, the loose application of guidelines for limits to new hirings and overtime, and a continued drain of payments to bankrupt local government entities are seen as responsible for public spending rising to 47.8 billion euros in the January-August period from 43.5 billion in the same period of 2010.
ekathimerini.com , Wednesday September 14, 2011 (23:30)
Horst Reichenbach, head of the task force, who met Prime Minister George Papandreou and Deputy Prime Minister Theodoros Pangalos, described the breadth and depth of structural reforms which Greece has to implement as “unique.”
“I cannot make estimates whether there is a plan B, I am here to implement plan A,” he said at a conference, insisting that his role is not to act as a substitute for the Greek government.
Reichenbach said his 25-member team’s goal was to help in speeding up the absorption of European Union investment subsidies (NSRF), with a view to an improvement in the entrepreneurial climate and employment, and the facilitation of enterprises’ access to liquidity.
Two-thirds of the task force will be based in Brussels and the rest in Athens.
Speaking at the same conference, “Recovery Now -- A Herculean Task for Greece,” Development Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis said the aim of speeding up NSRF projects was to activate funds totaling 7.7 billion euros for productive uses. He insisted on the need to improve the means of providing operating capital to small and medium-size enterprises, reiterating the government’s intention to create an investment bank modeled on Germany’s KfW.
Meanwhile, the troika is reported to be pressing for further cuts in tax allowances, salaries and other items of public spending, with a view to raising a further 6 billion euros this year and in 2012. Four billion will be raised from measures such as the new property tax which was announced on Sunday, and a further 2 billion from cuts in public employees’ salaries and tax allowances.
Delays in the implementation of the integrated pay structure in the public sector, which had been scheduled for July 1, the loose application of guidelines for limits to new hirings and overtime, and a continued drain of payments to bankrupt local government entities are seen as responsible for public spending rising to 47.8 billion euros in the January-August period from 43.5 billion in the same period of 2010.
ekathimerini.com , Wednesday September 14, 2011 (23:30)
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