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tommy271
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Le risposte da Berlino
Il "taglio" del debito greco non può essere fatto prima di un referendum sul nuovo contratto di prestito annunciato dalla Grecia, ha detto Mercoledì il capo dell'Associazione delle banche tedesche.
(Ta Nea)
Αδύνατο το ελληνικό «κούρεμα» πριν το δημοψήφισμα, λένε οι γερμανικές τράπεζες
Non può greco "haircut" prima del referendum, dicendo le banche tedesche ΔΗΜΟΣΙΕΥΘΗΚΕ: Τετάρτη 02 Νοεμβρίου 2011
Pubblicato: Mercoledì 2 novembre, 2011Il "taglio" del debito greco non può essere fatto prima di un referendum sul nuovo contratto di prestito annunciato dalla Grecia, ha detto Mercoledì il capo dell'Associazione delle banche tedesche.
«Δεν μπορώ να φανταστώ για διενεργείται μια ανταλλαγή χρέους πριν το δημοψήφισμα», είπε ο Μίκαελ Κέμμερ, σύμφωνα με το Reuters, προσθέτοντας ότι οι προετοιμασίες μπορούν να συνεχιστούν, αλλά τα τελικά βήματα δεν θα μπορέσουν να ολοκληρωθούν πριν το δημοψήφισμα.
"Non posso immaginare per uno scambio di debito fatta prima del referendum", ha detto Michael Kemmer, secondo la Reuters, aggiungendo che la preparazione può essere continuato, ma le fasi finali non sarà completata prima del referendum. Ο κ. Κέμμερ είπε επίσης ότι αναμένει η συμμετοχή των ιδιωτών στην νέα ανταλλαγή ελληνικού χρέους να είναι μεγάλη.
Mr. Kemmer ha detto che si aspetta la partecipazione degli individui nel nuovo debito scambio greco per essere grande. Υπενθυμίζοντας ότι το ποσοστό συμμετοχής στο ελληνικό PSI είχε ανέλθει στο 90% στην αρχική συμφωνία της 21ης Ιουλίου, εκτίμησε «ότι θα πάει εξίσου καλά».
Ricordando che la percentuale del PSI greco era salita al 90% nel contratto originario del 21 luglio, considerato "che andrà ugualmente bene."(Ta Nea)
tommy271
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Data la volatilità del mercato obbligazionario
Il Fondo europeo di stabilità finanziaria (EFSF) ha deciso di non emettere obbligazioni a dieci anni pari a 3 miliardi.
(Ta Nea)
Φρέναρε και τον EFSF το ελληνικό δημοψήφισμα
Freni e il referendum greco EFSF ΔΗΜΟΣΙΕΥΘΗΚΕ: Τετάρτη 02 Νοεμβρίου 2011
Pubblicato: Mercoledì 2 novembre, 2011Il Fondo europeo di stabilità finanziaria (EFSF) ha deciso di non emettere obbligazioni a dieci anni pari a 3 miliardi.
Σύμφωνα με πηγές που επικαλείται το Reuters, το EFSF δεν έχει καμία άμεση επείγουσα ανάγκη για χρηματοδότηση και μια συμφωνία για νέο δανεισμό θα έδινε την αίσθηση ότι υπάρχει βιασύνη, ιδίως αν ληφθεί υπόψη η πρόσφατη αστάθεια στην αγορά.
Secondo fonti citate dalla Reuters, la EFSF non ha bisogno immediato di finanziamenti di emergenza e un accordo per il prestito nuovo sentire che non c'è fretta, soprattutto in considerazione della recente volatilità del mercato.Σημειώνεται πως η αστάθεια στην αγορά ομολόγων προεκλίθη από τις ανησυχίες για τις επιπτώσεις που θα είχε το ελληικό δημοψήφισμα στην Ευρωζώνη.
Si noti che la volatilità del mercato obbligazionario proeklithi dalle preoccupazioni per l'impatto che avrebbe zona euro referendum Elli. Διαχειριστές της έκδοσης του EFSF είναι οι Barclays Capital, Credit Agricole και η JP Morgan.
I manager della questione della EFSF sono Barclays Capital, Credit Agricole e JP Morgan. Η έκδοση αναμένεται σε βάθος δύο εβδομάδων.
La questione è atteso ad una profondità di due settimane.(Ta Nea)
tommy271
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CRISI: OETTINGER, REFERENDUM GRECIA METTE IN PERICOLO L'EURO
(ASCA-AFP) - Berlino, 2 nov - La decisione del Primo Ministro greco di sottoporre a referendum il piano di salvataggio europeo mette in pericolo la moneta unica. Lo ha detto il commisario europeo all'Energia, Guenther Oettinger, in un'intervista a Die Welt.
L'accordo ''e' un elemento positivo per la Grecia'' ha detto ''e ovviamente la decisione di indire un referendum e' una questione politica greca. Ma implica grandi rischi per l'Europa''.
''Posso comprendere in parte quello che sta facendo Papandreou - ha aggiunto il Commissario - ma obiettivamente sta mettendo l'euro in un grave pericolo''.
(ASCA-AFP) - Berlino, 2 nov - La decisione del Primo Ministro greco di sottoporre a referendum il piano di salvataggio europeo mette in pericolo la moneta unica. Lo ha detto il commisario europeo all'Energia, Guenther Oettinger, in un'intervista a Die Welt.
L'accordo ''e' un elemento positivo per la Grecia'' ha detto ''e ovviamente la decisione di indire un referendum e' una questione politica greca. Ma implica grandi rischi per l'Europa''.
''Posso comprendere in parte quello che sta facendo Papandreou - ha aggiunto il Commissario - ma obiettivamente sta mettendo l'euro in un grave pericolo''.
tommy271
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Developments Launched After Greek Referendum Announcement
The announcement of a public referendum in Greece brought early heavy winter in international capital markets, while G-20 summit could hardly reverse the current climate, even if Greek Prime Minister would be forced to fold in some way.
This is the assessment of the majority of the EU diplomats for economics, but they indicate that Eurozone is not prepared institutionally to absorb the turbulence of a possible Greek credit event.
Similar are the views of US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, who had a meeting on this issue with the Republicans before flying in Europe for a meeting of G-20.
The European Central Bank has activated a mechanism to deal with any possible issue with the Greek banks through the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund and the Bank of Greece “if it would be necessary”.
But the biggest risk is the increase of uncertainty, as Papandreou’s decision has caused the sharp widening of Italian bond spreads, threatening the refinancing of the country’s debt.
The flow of funds from Italy during the last two days and the sharp inflow to German bonds threaten to destabilize the whole European bond and treasury bills market.
Meanwhile, German FinMin Wolfgang Schaeuble attempts to ease the turmoil in an interview with the Hamburger Abenblatt newspaper.
He states that despite recent events, Germany still believes in the need for implementing the support package to Athens, provided that Greece will continue the implementation of reforms.
But he did not clear out if the agreed release of the sixth instalment is included, as IMF officials have also raised doubts.
(capital.gr)
The announcement of a public referendum in Greece brought early heavy winter in international capital markets, while G-20 summit could hardly reverse the current climate, even if Greek Prime Minister would be forced to fold in some way.
This is the assessment of the majority of the EU diplomats for economics, but they indicate that Eurozone is not prepared institutionally to absorb the turbulence of a possible Greek credit event.
Similar are the views of US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, who had a meeting on this issue with the Republicans before flying in Europe for a meeting of G-20.
The European Central Bank has activated a mechanism to deal with any possible issue with the Greek banks through the Hellenic Financial Stability Fund and the Bank of Greece “if it would be necessary”.
But the biggest risk is the increase of uncertainty, as Papandreou’s decision has caused the sharp widening of Italian bond spreads, threatening the refinancing of the country’s debt.
The flow of funds from Italy during the last two days and the sharp inflow to German bonds threaten to destabilize the whole European bond and treasury bills market.
Meanwhile, German FinMin Wolfgang Schaeuble attempts to ease the turmoil in an interview with the Hamburger Abenblatt newspaper.
He states that despite recent events, Germany still believes in the need for implementing the support package to Athens, provided that Greece will continue the implementation of reforms.
But he did not clear out if the agreed release of the sixth instalment is included, as IMF officials have also raised doubts.
(capital.gr)
tommy271
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Fiscal Measures Hit By Political Crisis
Greek government seems trapped in political turmoil instead of accelerating initiatives, while available funds are estimated to cover needs until late November.
Given that sixth instalment, new loan agreement and MoU are subject to political developments and decisions, the Greek state weighs its strength and the margins to promote tough pending issues.
The awkwardness in the major Greek Ministries was intense yesterday. While a day earlier, the Greek leadership asked for acceleration of measures, now everything is on the cards again.
The calmest officials state that the job must be done at all costs to overcome any shortfalls. But others said that they should wait for the political developments.
The chance of postponing the sixth aid instalment is now increased.
Available funds are sufficient until late November, according to sources, which note that available funds may extend to early December if two auctions of T-bills of €4 billion are successful, VAT revenues increase and EU funds for NSRF arrive.
But to get the next aid instalment, the Greek government should submit the new budget plan providing detailed costing of the measures and implement decisions on labour reserve.
Additionally, Greece should notify on mergers and shutdowns of major utilities including national broadcast ERT, School Buildings Organisation, Hellenic Public Real Estate, etc.
It also has to promote the privatization program, focusing on the extension of agreement of Athens International Airport, while EU Task Force plans to announce an overall plan to stimulate Greek economy and competitiveness.
These pending issues are just the tip of the iceberg. The Troika is expected to arrive in a month for a new review of Greek economy, and decide if new measures are necessary.
Greece plans to announce soon a new tax bill, while the government has also committed to launch initiatives to stimulate competitiveness.
(capital.gr)
Greek government seems trapped in political turmoil instead of accelerating initiatives, while available funds are estimated to cover needs until late November.
Given that sixth instalment, new loan agreement and MoU are subject to political developments and decisions, the Greek state weighs its strength and the margins to promote tough pending issues.
The awkwardness in the major Greek Ministries was intense yesterday. While a day earlier, the Greek leadership asked for acceleration of measures, now everything is on the cards again.
The calmest officials state that the job must be done at all costs to overcome any shortfalls. But others said that they should wait for the political developments.
The chance of postponing the sixth aid instalment is now increased.
Available funds are sufficient until late November, according to sources, which note that available funds may extend to early December if two auctions of T-bills of €4 billion are successful, VAT revenues increase and EU funds for NSRF arrive.
But to get the next aid instalment, the Greek government should submit the new budget plan providing detailed costing of the measures and implement decisions on labour reserve.
Additionally, Greece should notify on mergers and shutdowns of major utilities including national broadcast ERT, School Buildings Organisation, Hellenic Public Real Estate, etc.
It also has to promote the privatization program, focusing on the extension of agreement of Athens International Airport, while EU Task Force plans to announce an overall plan to stimulate Greek economy and competitiveness.
These pending issues are just the tip of the iceberg. The Troika is expected to arrive in a month for a new review of Greek economy, and decide if new measures are necessary.
Greece plans to announce soon a new tax bill, while the government has also committed to launch initiatives to stimulate competitiveness.
(capital.gr)
tommy271
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Bill Gross: Greece Should Drop The Euro And Come Back
Greece defaulting on its debt is certain said Bill Gross, manager of Pimco, the world΄s largest bond fund, according to Reuters.
The question was when, not if, Greece would default on its debt said Gross, adding that it was a 50-50 call as to whether or not Greece would end up dropping the euro.
"Actually, I think they would do better, in my opinion, to drop out and then to come back," he said.
"They basically told the banks to stuff it, to basically take their money and go home. Perhaps Greece should do that, or otherwise they΄re in for a five-, 10-, 15-year period of time of very difficult circumstances."
(capital.gr)
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Qualche mese fa aveva cambiato idea, ora irprende i discorsi di un anno fa.
Greece defaulting on its debt is certain said Bill Gross, manager of Pimco, the world΄s largest bond fund, according to Reuters.
The question was when, not if, Greece would default on its debt said Gross, adding that it was a 50-50 call as to whether or not Greece would end up dropping the euro.
"Actually, I think they would do better, in my opinion, to drop out and then to come back," he said.
"They basically told the banks to stuff it, to basically take their money and go home. Perhaps Greece should do that, or otherwise they΄re in for a five-, 10-, 15-year period of time of very difficult circumstances."
(capital.gr)
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Qualche mese fa aveva cambiato idea, ora irprende i discorsi di un anno fa.
tommy271
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scusate, magari nei vari e molti commenti..magari mi è sfuggito.....ma questa storia del cambio dei vertici militari .....a me non è che convinca molto.....
Convince poco, ma era previsto.
Baro
Umile contadino
Da noi si dice : per tutti non va mai male...ed è migliorato pure il bid cover rispetto alle ultime emissioni.
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