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Non dire cavolate Tommy...
Sull' irlanda non ne hai indovinata una
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Andre_Sant
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francamente anche io ho pensato subito ai senior delle banche irlandesi..
tommy271
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Non dire cavolate Tommy...
Sull' irlanda non ne hai indovinata una
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Diciamo che sui bond della Repubblica Irish non ho centrato troppo il bersaglio
.Non son mica un mago
.Però i bondisti delle sub. non ridono ... se avessi in mano i senior avrei una preoccupazione in più, contrariamente ai GGB, proprio rispetto alla soluzione del problema.
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ASE Ends Lower In Increased Turnover
Trapped in Greek economy’s problems and ignoring positive news from ECB’s initiative, which triggered strong upward trends in European stock markets, the Greek exchange was forced again to losses, ending close to session low with increased turnover, which exceed €100 million after a long time.
The Greek market moved between profits and losses in the wake of positive statements by German and French leader on Greece staying in the euro, but appeared “benumbed” by the harshness of the new tax on real estate property.
The General Index posted intraday profits of 2.15%, helped by banks’ surge of 3.8%, a reaction that was finally short-lived and weak against the negative sentiment that reigns in the Greek market.
Analysts comment that risk aversion remains increased. They stress that there are investors, who would like to invest at current price levels, but they are forced to proceed with liquidations to meet needs and obligations.
On the board, the General Index ended at 848.40 units with losses of 1.02%, after fluctuations into a margin of 28 units or 3.26%.
Approximately 50.24 million units worth €113.35 million traded on Thursday, with €30 million in pre-agreed trade in FTSE20.
A total amount of 73 shares declined, 58 rose and 149 remained unchanged.
Banks, which fluctuated into a margin of 5%, closed at 532.84 units with losses of 0.61%. Only Eurobank and Bank of Cyprus ended in green, while Piraeus Bank, TT, National Bank and Alpha Bank were under pressure.
Eurobank and Bank of Cyprus topped FTSE20 with profits of 3.48% and 3.23%, while OPAP and PPC gained 2.60% and 2.08% respectively. Marfin Popular Bank remained unchanged.
On the other hand, Ellaktor and Piraeus Bank retreated by 5.66% and 5.08%, while TT and Jumbo fell by 4.59% and 4.48% respectively. OTE declined by 3.76% at €3.84. Folli Follie and MIG posted losses over 3%, while ELPE and Motor Oil fell by 2.74% and 2.53% respectively.
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Trapped in Greek economy’s problems and ignoring positive news from ECB’s initiative, which triggered strong upward trends in European stock markets, the Greek exchange was forced again to losses, ending close to session low with increased turnover, which exceed €100 million after a long time.
The Greek market moved between profits and losses in the wake of positive statements by German and French leader on Greece staying in the euro, but appeared “benumbed” by the harshness of the new tax on real estate property.
The General Index posted intraday profits of 2.15%, helped by banks’ surge of 3.8%, a reaction that was finally short-lived and weak against the negative sentiment that reigns in the Greek market.
Analysts comment that risk aversion remains increased. They stress that there are investors, who would like to invest at current price levels, but they are forced to proceed with liquidations to meet needs and obligations.
On the board, the General Index ended at 848.40 units with losses of 1.02%, after fluctuations into a margin of 28 units or 3.26%.
Approximately 50.24 million units worth €113.35 million traded on Thursday, with €30 million in pre-agreed trade in FTSE20.
A total amount of 73 shares declined, 58 rose and 149 remained unchanged.
Banks, which fluctuated into a margin of 5%, closed at 532.84 units with losses of 0.61%. Only Eurobank and Bank of Cyprus ended in green, while Piraeus Bank, TT, National Bank and Alpha Bank were under pressure.
Eurobank and Bank of Cyprus topped FTSE20 with profits of 3.48% and 3.23%, while OPAP and PPC gained 2.60% and 2.08% respectively. Marfin Popular Bank remained unchanged.
On the other hand, Ellaktor and Piraeus Bank retreated by 5.66% and 5.08%, while TT and Jumbo fell by 4.59% and 4.48% respectively. OTE declined by 3.76% at €3.84. Folli Follie and MIG posted losses over 3%, while ELPE and Motor Oil fell by 2.74% and 2.53% respectively.
(capital.gr)
tommy271
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Borsa Atene: Ase chiude in calo dell'1%
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase della Borsa di Atene termina una seduta dai volumi moderati (113,3 mln euro) in ribasso dell'1% a quota 848,40 punti.
L'attenzione si sposta nuovamente sui problemi economici della Grecia dal momento che i leader di Germania e Francia hanno dichiarato che il futuro del Paese e' all'interno dell'Ue, spiegano gli analisti.
In territorio negativo Nbg che cede l'1,6%, Ote il 3,7%.
In controtendenza Opap aggiunge il 2,6%.
MILANO (MF-DJ)--L'indice Ase della Borsa di Atene termina una seduta dai volumi moderati (113,3 mln euro) in ribasso dell'1% a quota 848,40 punti.
L'attenzione si sposta nuovamente sui problemi economici della Grecia dal momento che i leader di Germania e Francia hanno dichiarato che il futuro del Paese e' all'interno dell'Ue, spiegano gli analisti.
In territorio negativo Nbg che cede l'1,6%, Ote il 3,7%.
In controtendenza Opap aggiunge il 2,6%.
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Crisi/ Lagarde: futuro della Grecia è nell'eurozona
Atene deve proseguire sul percorso dell'austerità
New York, 15 set. (TMNews) - La Grecia non uscirà dall'euro, parola del direttore generale del Fondo monetario internazionale Christine Lagarde. Intervistata dalla rete tv Cbnc, Lagarde ha detto che "il futuro della Grecia è nell'eurozona come hanno detto il presidente Sarkozy e il cancelliere Merkel ieri".
Tuttavia Lagarde ha invitato Atene a proseguire senza incertezze sul percorso delle riforme e dell'austerità: "La Grecia ha tagliato il deficit del 5 per cento in un anno, è uno sforzo enorme. Adesso è questione di continuarlo. Dopo quel taglio c'è stata un certo rallentamento, bisogna riaccendere la volontà di portare risultati cui la Grecia si è impegnata". In particolare "le autorità greche devono diventare un po' più bipartisan". Una volta che l'Fmi verificherà che il governo greco sta implementando le misure cui si è impegnato con il Fondo, sarà rilasciata un'ulteriore tranche del pacchetto di finanziamenti.
Atene deve proseguire sul percorso dell'austerità
New York, 15 set. (TMNews) - La Grecia non uscirà dall'euro, parola del direttore generale del Fondo monetario internazionale Christine Lagarde. Intervistata dalla rete tv Cbnc, Lagarde ha detto che "il futuro della Grecia è nell'eurozona come hanno detto il presidente Sarkozy e il cancelliere Merkel ieri".
Tuttavia Lagarde ha invitato Atene a proseguire senza incertezze sul percorso delle riforme e dell'austerità: "La Grecia ha tagliato il deficit del 5 per cento in un anno, è uno sforzo enorme. Adesso è questione di continuarlo. Dopo quel taglio c'è stata un certo rallentamento, bisogna riaccendere la volontà di portare risultati cui la Grecia si è impegnata". In particolare "le autorità greche devono diventare un po' più bipartisan". Una volta che l'Fmi verificherà che il governo greco sta implementando le misure cui si è impegnato con il Fondo, sarà rilasciata un'ulteriore tranche del pacchetto di finanziamenti.
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ECB's Stark Sees Consequences If Greece Doesn't Meet Obligations
VIENNA -- There must be consequences should Greece fail to meet its obligations, European Central Bank Executive Board Member Juergen Stark said Thursday.
"Now Greece must also meet its obligations and rigorously implement its economic and structural adjustment program," said Stark, adding this was the only way for the extension of aid agreed by the heads of government July 21 to be implemented.
He said at the moment Greece, Ireland and Portugal were benefiting from aid programs from the European Union and International Monetary Fund.
Although common euro-zone bonds have been presented as a possible solution to the currency bloc's debt problems, such a proposal is particularly problematic, Stark said.
"Euro bonds imply a transfer from solid states that before profited from low interest rates to states that because of unstable budget policies had to pay higher interest rates until now," said Stark, adding that such bonds wouldn't absorb the costs of the budget crisis, but would only hide problems.
Stark further said he is concerned common euro-zone bonds would remove the incentive for countries to follow a policy of budget discipline.
"What seems to be advocated as a quick solution to the euro-zone crisis would considerably damage the long-term stability of the euro zone," he said.
Stark warned the ECB must keep in mind that maintaining low interest rates and providing liquidity over the long term could potentially be dangerous. The accommodative policy could delay necessary adjustments by banks, companies and public budgets as it provides a negative incentive, he said.
However, such measures had been implemented in line with the ECB's central goal of ensuring price stability, Stark said, adding that the ECB would continue with its liquidity measures as long as necessary to ensure the functionality of money markets.
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VIENNA -- There must be consequences should Greece fail to meet its obligations, European Central Bank Executive Board Member Juergen Stark said Thursday.
"Now Greece must also meet its obligations and rigorously implement its economic and structural adjustment program," said Stark, adding this was the only way for the extension of aid agreed by the heads of government July 21 to be implemented.
He said at the moment Greece, Ireland and Portugal were benefiting from aid programs from the European Union and International Monetary Fund.
Although common euro-zone bonds have been presented as a possible solution to the currency bloc's debt problems, such a proposal is particularly problematic, Stark said.
"Euro bonds imply a transfer from solid states that before profited from low interest rates to states that because of unstable budget policies had to pay higher interest rates until now," said Stark, adding that such bonds wouldn't absorb the costs of the budget crisis, but would only hide problems.
Stark further said he is concerned common euro-zone bonds would remove the incentive for countries to follow a policy of budget discipline.
"What seems to be advocated as a quick solution to the euro-zone crisis would considerably damage the long-term stability of the euro zone," he said.
Stark warned the ECB must keep in mind that maintaining low interest rates and providing liquidity over the long term could potentially be dangerous. The accommodative policy could delay necessary adjustments by banks, companies and public budgets as it provides a negative incentive, he said.
However, such measures had been implemented in line with the ECB's central goal of ensuring price stability, Stark said, adding that the ECB would continue with its liquidity measures as long as necessary to ensure the functionality of money markets.
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