sboom69
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potendo e credo che si possa, agli istituzionali entrati dopo il 21 luglio, haircut al 50%
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Buongiorno.
German Finance Minister shoots down levered euro tarp !
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Continua Teatrino del "mettilo , ma non me lo mettere"
Abbiamo quasi l' EFSF e ora si parte con la merolata per metterlo in Leva
L' Importante e' che politicamente potranno dire che avevano detto di no ..
Comunque fra smentite e atti di amore "NaNo / NaNo" mi sembra che abbiamo in pista un quasi Swap et un quasi EFSF in leva .
Si sta preparando il terreno per un rialzo dei mercati. ( Per il mom sono tutti concentrati sulla recessione mondiale ... ).
German Finance Minister shoots down levered euro tarp !
News Headlines
Continua Teatrino del "mettilo , ma non me lo mettere"
Abbiamo quasi l' EFSF e ora si parte con la merolata per metterlo in Leva
L' Importante e' che politicamente potranno dire che avevano detto di no ..
Comunque fra smentite e atti di amore "NaNo / NaNo" mi sembra che abbiamo in pista un quasi Swap et un quasi EFSF in leva .
Si sta preparando il terreno per un rialzo dei mercati. ( Per il mom sono tutti concentrati sulla recessione mondiale ... ).
tommy271
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Recupero degli spread pressochè generalizzato sui "Periferici". Il voto positivo tedesco all'EFSF era ampiamente scontato, non del tutto la tenuta della maggioranza che regge la Merkel. Ma, in questo caso, la Frau è uscita con una vittoria in mano che rende meno traballante la sua posizione.
Intanto si susseguono i rumors per una modifica delle condizioni dello swap concordato il 21 luglio. La posizione degli "istituzionali" è di netta contrarietà, a dar man forte c'è la Francia e la BCE. Oggi Papandreou sarà a Parigi, nel tardo pomeriggio, per incontrare Sarkozy. Al centro della discussione la "questione greca".
Per il resto pare sia tornata una flebile aria di ottimismo sui mercati, come dicevo l'altro giorno ... speriamo che il banchetto non sia a nostre spese.
Grecia 2084 pb. (2153)
Portogallo 939 pb. (974)
Irlanda 594 pb. (593)
Italia 359 pb. (366)
Spagna 306 pb. (305)
Belgio 171 pb. (179)
Intanto si susseguono i rumors per una modifica delle condizioni dello swap concordato il 21 luglio. La posizione degli "istituzionali" è di netta contrarietà, a dar man forte c'è la Francia e la BCE. Oggi Papandreou sarà a Parigi, nel tardo pomeriggio, per incontrare Sarkozy. Al centro della discussione la "questione greca".
Per il resto pare sia tornata una flebile aria di ottimismo sui mercati, come dicevo l'altro giorno ... speriamo che il banchetto non sia a nostre spese.
Grecia 2084 pb. (2153)
Portogallo 939 pb. (974)
Irlanda 594 pb. (593)
Italia 359 pb. (366)
Spagna 306 pb. (305)
Belgio 171 pb. (179)
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tommy271
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Tensions with Turkey escalate
Gov’t spokesman refutes reports of PM encouraging Ankara to drill
As tensions mount in the Eastern Mediterranean, where Cyprus started drilling for oil and gas last week, government spokesman Ilias Mossialos on Thursday denied reports according to which Prime Minister George Papandreou told his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan that Athens has no objection to Turkey drilling in the same area as long as it avoids provocative maneuvers.
Mossialos’s comments came as Turkish fighter jets violated Greek air space in the Aegean for the second day in a row after a “truce” that lasted a year and a half.
Mossialos was responding to comments by Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc, who claimed Papandreou had told Erdogan during a recent telephone call that the Turks can conduct drilling activities too “as long as there is no scaling up of tensions.”
Mossialos also rebuffed reports that a bilateral council of officials was set to convene in Turkey in November, noting that the meeting would take place “when certain conditions have been satisfied.”
ekathimerini.com , Thursday September 29, 2011 (22:30)
Gov’t spokesman refutes reports of PM encouraging Ankara to drill
Mossialos’s comments came as Turkish fighter jets violated Greek air space in the Aegean for the second day in a row after a “truce” that lasted a year and a half.
Mossialos was responding to comments by Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bulent Arinc, who claimed Papandreou had told Erdogan during a recent telephone call that the Turks can conduct drilling activities too “as long as there is no scaling up of tensions.”
Mossialos also rebuffed reports that a bilateral council of officials was set to convene in Turkey in November, noting that the meeting would take place “when certain conditions have been satisfied.”
ekathimerini.com , Thursday September 29, 2011 (22:30)
tommy271
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Mood upbeat as troika returns
PM thanks cadres for backing property tax as Germany approves bailout fund
At the end of another tense week for Greece, the mood within the government appeared to be one of cautious optimism and relief on Thursday as foreign officials returned to resume their audit of Greek finances and Germany’s parliament approved a European bailout fund.
Addressing a cabinet meeting, Prime Minister George Papandreou thanked party cadres for taking the “difficult but necessary” decision of backing a controversial new property tax in a parliamentary vote on Tuesday - a move widely believed to have convinced foreign auditors of the government’s resolve - and stressed that his administration’s priority remained the implementation of a second Greek bailout, hammered out as part of a broader eurozone rescue fund in July by European leaders.
“It goes without saying how crucial this agreement is for our country,” said Papandreou, who is due in Paris today to meet with French President Nicolas Sarkozy and European Council President Herman Van Rompuy. “These are decisions taken after months of negotiation, based on the sacrifices of the Greek people,” he said.
Germany’s parliament on Thursday became the latest eurozone member state to ratify the fund, whose implementation would be a major step toward tackling the bloc’s broadening debt crisis.
In a related development, Germany’s Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said that a decision on whether to release the sixth tranche of bailout loans to Greece, valued at 8 billion euros, would be taken on October 13. In an interview with German weekly Die Zeit, Schaeuble said Greece should be given more time to sort out its fiscal shortcomings.
Papandreou told Thursday’s cabinet meeting, which focused on a new tax system being finalized and on a scheme to slash the public sector, that the new reforms were bound to provoke more political and social upheaval. “No one should take advantage of the pain of the Greek people which we are only too mindful of,” said the premier.
There were some tense moments during the meeting, notably when Justice Minister Miltiadis Papaioannou accused Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos of “shilly-shallying” over a new policy obliging taxpayers to submit half their annual income’s worth of receipts with their tax returns.
ekathimerini.com , Thursday September 29, 2011 (22:53)
PM thanks cadres for backing property tax as Germany approves bailout fund
Addressing a cabinet meeting, Prime Minister George Papandreou thanked party cadres for taking the “difficult but necessary” decision of backing a controversial new property tax in a parliamentary vote on Tuesday - a move widely believed to have convinced foreign auditors of the government’s resolve - and stressed that his administration’s priority remained the implementation of a second Greek bailout, hammered out as part of a broader eurozone rescue fund in July by European leaders.
“It goes without saying how crucial this agreement is for our country,” said Papandreou, who is due in Paris today to meet with French President Nicolas Sarkozy and European Council President Herman Van Rompuy. “These are decisions taken after months of negotiation, based on the sacrifices of the Greek people,” he said.
Germany’s parliament on Thursday became the latest eurozone member state to ratify the fund, whose implementation would be a major step toward tackling the bloc’s broadening debt crisis.
In a related development, Germany’s Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said that a decision on whether to release the sixth tranche of bailout loans to Greece, valued at 8 billion euros, would be taken on October 13. In an interview with German weekly Die Zeit, Schaeuble said Greece should be given more time to sort out its fiscal shortcomings.
Papandreou told Thursday’s cabinet meeting, which focused on a new tax system being finalized and on a scheme to slash the public sector, that the new reforms were bound to provoke more political and social upheaval. “No one should take advantage of the pain of the Greek people which we are only too mindful of,” said the premier.
There were some tense moments during the meeting, notably when Justice Minister Miltiadis Papaioannou accused Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos of “shilly-shallying” over a new policy obliging taxpayers to submit half their annual income’s worth of receipts with their tax returns.
ekathimerini.com , Thursday September 29, 2011 (22:53)
IL MARATONETA
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ritenuta cedole dal 2012?
Comincio a sperare di prendere qualche cedolone anche nel 2012 ma non ho chiaro se la ritenuta sui ggb salirà al 20%; potete chiarirmi questa faccenda?...
e sui bonos spagnoli?....
grazie a tutti
Comincio a sperare di prendere qualche cedolone anche nel 2012 ma non ho chiaro se la ritenuta sui ggb salirà al 20%; potete chiarirmi questa faccenda?...
e sui bonos spagnoli?....
grazie a tutti
tommy271
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Comincio a sperare di prendere qualche cedolone anche nel 2012 ma non ho chiaro se la ritenuta sui ggb salirà al 20%; potete chiarirmi questa faccenda?...
e sui bonos spagnoli?....
grazie a tutti
Tutti i TdS dell'eurozona rimangono al 12.5%.
tommy271
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Lining up for a haircut
More and more holders of Greek bonds are preparing for a haircut to their investment, with the government expecting the private sector holders of at least 90 percent of Greek debt to take part in the bond swap plan.
However, a number of international analysts have been promoting a 50 percent haircut, which banks and other bondholders have reacted to angrily, with local lenders suggesting that this would lead them directly to the country’s Credit Stability Fund.
ekathimerini.com , Thursday September 29, 2011 (23:20)
More and more holders of Greek bonds are preparing for a haircut to their investment, with the government expecting the private sector holders of at least 90 percent of Greek debt to take part in the bond swap plan.
However, a number of international analysts have been promoting a 50 percent haircut, which banks and other bondholders have reacted to angrily, with local lenders suggesting that this would lead them directly to the country’s Credit Stability Fund.
ekathimerini.com , Thursday September 29, 2011 (23:20)
tommy271
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Sit-ins impede fiscal inspections
Public sector workers blocked the entrance to eight ministries and ELSTAT
The troika has been in Athens since Wednesday but its monitoring of Greek finances is running into a variety of problems, as besides the disagreement with the government on a number of issues, the representatives of the country’s international creditors had to deal with sit-ins at the building they were about to visit on Thursday.
Public sector employees blocked the entrance to the Finance Ministry and the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) in protest at the planned measure of putting thousands of them on labor standby status.
As a result, the inspectors met with Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos at the deputy prime minister’s office on Zalocosta Street instead, a meeting that went relatively well according to reports, making amends for a rather disastrous meeting in late August that had led to the troika’s hasty departure.
The new snags concern the labor standby system, closed-shop professions and the privatizations.
By Monday, the troika will need to have completed its assessment, while the government must have approved the labor standby system, as well as the new public sector salary system, the 2012 budget draft and the new midterm fiscal plan. Venizelos therefore had an extraordinary meeting with Administrative Reform Minister Dimitris Reppas on Thursday evening, and there will be an extraordinary cabinet meeting on Sunday.
Public sector workers also staged sit-ins at seven other ministries on Thursday, but decided to leave during the day. Protesters intend to stay at the Finance Ministry until tonight while the sit-in at the ELSTAT building is not seen ending before Sunday.
Meanwhile the government has resorted to withholding the salaries of state employees who have outstanding tax debts, provided their monthly salary exceeds 1,000 euros. Already 20 civil aviation authority employees have had their salaries withheld.
ekathimerini.com , Thursday September 29, 2011 (23:14)
Public sector workers blocked the entrance to eight ministries and ELSTAT
Public sector employees blocked the entrance to the Finance Ministry and the Hellenic Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) in protest at the planned measure of putting thousands of them on labor standby status.
As a result, the inspectors met with Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos at the deputy prime minister’s office on Zalocosta Street instead, a meeting that went relatively well according to reports, making amends for a rather disastrous meeting in late August that had led to the troika’s hasty departure.
The new snags concern the labor standby system, closed-shop professions and the privatizations.
By Monday, the troika will need to have completed its assessment, while the government must have approved the labor standby system, as well as the new public sector salary system, the 2012 budget draft and the new midterm fiscal plan. Venizelos therefore had an extraordinary meeting with Administrative Reform Minister Dimitris Reppas on Thursday evening, and there will be an extraordinary cabinet meeting on Sunday.
Public sector workers also staged sit-ins at seven other ministries on Thursday, but decided to leave during the day. Protesters intend to stay at the Finance Ministry until tonight while the sit-in at the ELSTAT building is not seen ending before Sunday.
Meanwhile the government has resorted to withholding the salaries of state employees who have outstanding tax debts, provided their monthly salary exceeds 1,000 euros. Already 20 civil aviation authority employees have had their salaries withheld.
ekathimerini.com , Thursday September 29, 2011 (23:14)
tommy271
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Travel revenues grew by 16.9 pct in July this year, compared with the same period in 2010, for an increase of 14.2 pct in the January-July period, the Bank of Greece said on Wednesday.
The central bank, in a report, attributed this positive development to higher revenues from citizens from countries outside the EU-27 (29.3 pct) to 1.87 billion euros, while revenues from EU-27 countries totaled 3.593 billion euros in the January-July period, up 7.7 pct form last year. Revenues from Germany rose 7.4 pct, while revenues from the UK fell 3.6 pct. Revenues from Russia jumped 80.2 pct.
Incoming travel totaled 2.984 million travelers in July, up 7.2 pct from the same month last year, for an increase of 11.4 pct in the seven-month period between January and July (8.288 million).
(amna.gr)
Travel revenues grew by 16.9 pct in July this year, compared with the same period in 2010, for an increase of 14.2 pct in the January-July period, the Bank of Greece said on Wednesday.
The central bank, in a report, attributed this positive development to higher revenues from citizens from countries outside the EU-27 (29.3 pct) to 1.87 billion euros, while revenues from EU-27 countries totaled 3.593 billion euros in the January-July period, up 7.7 pct form last year. Revenues from Germany rose 7.4 pct, while revenues from the UK fell 3.6 pct. Revenues from Russia jumped 80.2 pct.
Incoming travel totaled 2.984 million travelers in July, up 7.2 pct from the same month last year, for an increase of 11.4 pct in the seven-month period between January and July (8.288 million).
(amna.gr)
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