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HIGHLIGHTS-Euro zone finance ministers and officials
Reuters - 03/10/2011 17:21:26
LUXEMBOURG, Oct 3 (Reuters) -
Euro zone finance ministers and officials were meeting on Monday to discuss the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) bailout fund and the economic situation in Greece.
Following are comments ahead of their talks.
SPANISH ECONOMY MINISTER ELENA SALGADO
"I think it would be useful for the EFSF to have more capacity, not a larger fund per se, more flexibility and more capacity. We will be deciding (the issue of leverage) among ourselves later today."
BELGIAN FINANCE MINISTER DIDIER REYNDERS
ON BANKS: "The French and Belgian governments are behind their banks, whether that is Dexia or another.
"To help banks and to help, for example French and Belgian savers, the first thing to do is to help Greece."
GREEK FINANCE MINISTER EVANGELOS VENIZELOS
ON BUDGET AND FISCAL CONSOLIDATION: "(Greece is taking) all the necessary difficult measures in order to fulfil its obligations towards its institutional partners. The new budget, the budget for the new year, is very ambitious, our target is to present for the first time after many years a primary surplus of 3.2 billion euros. This procedure of fiscal and financial consolidation for the last two years is very strong, very fast, but we are now ready to present results."
"Greece is a country with structural difficulties, but Greece is not the scapegoat of the euro zone. Greece is a proud country. We have the possibility and the capability to go ahead, despite a deep recession -- a cumulative recession of 12 percent of our GDP in the last three years."
Euro zone finance ministers and officials were meeting on Monday to discuss the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) bailout fund and the economic situation in Greece.
Following are comments ahead of their talks.
SPANISH ECONOMY MINISTER ELENA SALGADO
"I think it would be useful for the EFSF to have more capacity, not a larger fund per se, more flexibility and more capacity. We will be deciding (the issue of leverage) among ourselves later today."
BELGIAN FINANCE MINISTER DIDIER REYNDERS
ON BANKS: "The French and Belgian governments are behind their banks, whether that is Dexia or another.
"To help banks and to help, for example French and Belgian savers, the first thing to do is to help Greece."
GREEK FINANCE MINISTER EVANGELOS VENIZELOS
ON BUDGET AND FISCAL CONSOLIDATION: "(Greece is taking) all the necessary difficult measures in order to fulfil its obligations towards its institutional partners. The new budget, the budget for the new year, is very ambitious, our target is to present for the first time after many years a primary surplus of 3.2 billion euros. This procedure of fiscal and financial consolidation for the last two years is very strong, very fast, but we are now ready to present results."
"Greece is a country with structural difficulties, but Greece is not the scapegoat of the euro zone. Greece is a proud country. We have the possibility and the capability to go ahead, despite a deep recession -- a cumulative recession of 12 percent of our GDP in the last three years."
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La sponda cinese è in questo frangente determinante. Nel corso della visita compiuta ad Atene nel week end il premier cinese Wen Jiabao ha assicurato il proprio aiuto ai paesi della zona Euro in difficoltà confermando anche l’acquisto di titoli del debito governativo greco.
Wen vowed to double trade with Greece to $8bn (£5bn) within five years and provide a $5bn credit line to Greek shipowners buying Chinese-built vessels.
Wen vowed to double trade with Greece to $8bn (£5bn) within five years and provide a $5bn credit line to Greek shipowners buying Chinese-built vessels.
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Crisi/ Grecia:Abbiamo problemi ma non faremo da capro espiatorio
LO afferma il ministro delle finanze Venizelos
Roma, 3 ott. (TMNews) - La Grecia è un paese con problemi strutturali ma "non è il capro espiatorio dell'area euro", ha affermato il ministro delle finanze ellenico, Evalgelos Venizelos, giungendo all'Eurogruppo in Lussemburgo.
LO afferma il ministro delle finanze Venizelos
Roma, 3 ott. (TMNews) - La Grecia è un paese con problemi strutturali ma "non è il capro espiatorio dell'area euro", ha affermato il ministro delle finanze ellenico, Evalgelos Venizelos, giungendo all'Eurogruppo in Lussemburgo.
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