pier87
GBP uber alles
sul mot la maggio 2012 è salita di circa il 2%
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sul mot la maggio 2012 è salita di circa il 2%
Road Glide
Forumer attivo
Sembra positivo.
tommy271
Forumer storico
No, perchè è stato modulato principalmente sulle scadenze che deve pagare la Grecia.
Road Glide
Forumer attivo
Hai ragione. Ricordavo le quotazioni del 8 e 9 novembre che segnavano 43.
tommy271
Forumer storico
questo significa che tu ti dovrai trasferire ad Atene con tutta la famiglia
tranquillo Tommy paga il forum
Affare fatto.
Ma preferirei Santorini oppure Amorgos ... dove magari incontro un altro forumista
.sboom69
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vabbe, ma solo nei fine settimanaAffare fatto.
Ma preferirei Santorini oppure Amorgos ... dove magari incontro un altro forumista
tommy271
Forumer storico
Athens Stocks Post Minor Profits For Week
Greek Stocks closed at session low on Friday, despite banks’ upward reaction.
An eventful week ended with a positive sign for the Greek market, which was afficted by the turn of developments on the formation of the new interim government amid intense speculation.
Henceforth, analysts comment, attention turns to the first steps of the new coalition government and the pace of implementation of commitments.
They focus on whether the new cabinet would be able to operate smoothly, as it now includes executives from three political parties, and whether these parties would refrain from interfering, letting new PM Lucas Papademos to perform in the manner expected by the market.
In its weekly report, Beta Securities said that the course of the Greek market would be determined more by the international developments, as the extent and magnitude of Italian crisis overcomes domestic or other micro developments.
The markets are at a turning point, said the firm, adding that high Italian interest rates could accelerate political decisions that wouldn’t exclude other debt stricken countries.
On the board, the General Index closed with losses of 0.86% at 755.65 units (session low), after fluctuations into a margin of 12 points or 1.59%
Approximately 28.85 million units of total value €35.94 million, while a total amount of 73 shares rose, 70 declined and 132 remained unchanged.
Banks, which posted intraday profits of 4.46%, ended at 333.64 units with gains of 1.69%. Profits for week amounted to 5.51%.
Hellenic Postbank and MIG topped FTSE20 with major profits of 14.07% and 13.07%, while Alpha Bank, Folli Folli and National Bank rose by 2.86%, 2.56% and 2.45% respectively. Marfin Popular Bank, Bank of Cyprus and Mytilineos posted minor profits.
Viohalco, Jumbo and Ellaktor remained unchanged.
On the other hand, Eurobank fell by 4.58%, while Titan and Coca-Cola 3E declined by 3.67% and 3.53% respectively. Losses of OPAP and Motor Oil amounted to 2.03% and 1.61% respectively, PPC ended down 1.05%.
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L'andamento alla Borsa di Atene.
Greek Stocks closed at session low on Friday, despite banks’ upward reaction.
An eventful week ended with a positive sign for the Greek market, which was afficted by the turn of developments on the formation of the new interim government amid intense speculation.
Henceforth, analysts comment, attention turns to the first steps of the new coalition government and the pace of implementation of commitments.
They focus on whether the new cabinet would be able to operate smoothly, as it now includes executives from three political parties, and whether these parties would refrain from interfering, letting new PM Lucas Papademos to perform in the manner expected by the market.
In its weekly report, Beta Securities said that the course of the Greek market would be determined more by the international developments, as the extent and magnitude of Italian crisis overcomes domestic or other micro developments.
The markets are at a turning point, said the firm, adding that high Italian interest rates could accelerate political decisions that wouldn’t exclude other debt stricken countries.
On the board, the General Index closed with losses of 0.86% at 755.65 units (session low), after fluctuations into a margin of 12 points or 1.59%
Approximately 28.85 million units of total value €35.94 million, while a total amount of 73 shares rose, 70 declined and 132 remained unchanged.
Banks, which posted intraday profits of 4.46%, ended at 333.64 units with gains of 1.69%. Profits for week amounted to 5.51%.
Hellenic Postbank and MIG topped FTSE20 with major profits of 14.07% and 13.07%, while Alpha Bank, Folli Folli and National Bank rose by 2.86%, 2.56% and 2.45% respectively. Marfin Popular Bank, Bank of Cyprus and Mytilineos posted minor profits.
Viohalco, Jumbo and Ellaktor remained unchanged.
On the other hand, Eurobank fell by 4.58%, while Titan and Coca-Cola 3E declined by 3.67% and 3.53% respectively. Losses of OPAP and Motor Oil amounted to 2.03% and 1.61% respectively, PPC ended down 1.05%.
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L'andamento alla Borsa di Atene.
policeman
Forumer storico
You can not stop rating agencies from giving a rating to a country.As you are surely aware the major shareholders of rating agencies are the important Hedge Funds
tommy271
Forumer storico
Infatti, le agenzie di rating possono fare quello che vogliono. Mica puoi mettere il bavaglio ...
Al limite ci si può rifiutare di fornire i dati richiesti
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