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f4f
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Sharnin 2
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Perciò questa è solo una battuta
Iran: petrolio potrebbe raggiungere 500 dollari a barile
TEHERAN (Reuters) - Il rappresentante iraniano dell'Opec ha detto che i prezzi mondiali del greggio potrebbero raggiungere i 500 dollari al barile in pochi anni se il dollaro crolla ulteriormente e le tensioni politiche si acutizzano. Lo scrive un settimanale iraniano. "Se il valore del dollaro continua a scendere e le tensioni politiche peggiorano, il prezzo del petrolio potrebbe arrivare fino a 500 dollari", afferma Mohammad Ali Khatibi in un'intervista alla rivista Shahrvand-e Emrooz. Il greggio è sceso di due dollari ieri, toccando il punto più basso degli ultimi sette giorni e assecondando una tendenza che ha visto il prezzo scendere di 24 dollari in due settimane mentre gli alti prezzi dei carburanti continuano ad abbattere la domanda. Questo mese, i prezzi del greggio hanno raggiunto la cifra record di 147 dollari al barile.
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gipa69
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Banking pain in Spain
BBVA is Spain’s second largest bank after Santander and therefore, perhaps, a good barometer of the state of Spain’s property market.
The bank reported its H1 results on Monday which, by the headline numbers, have been spun to look relatively stable:
Net profit is up 11.6% to €2.93bn
Core revenues up 17.3%
Tier-1 capital at 7.7%
Bear in mind too, that BBVA is upping its stake in China’s CITIC bank from 5 per cent to 10 per cent and CITIC international financial holdings from 15 per cent to 30 per cent.
BBVA, however, is precariously positioned. Three markets facing serious slowdowns - Spain, the US and Mexico - account for 80 per cent of the bank’s profits. Indeed, look specifically at Spain and specifically in the second quarter, and the numbers for BBVA are not very healthy at all. Q2 profit for BBVA is actually down 19 per cent. Loan defaults in Spain have risen sharply.
All eyes then on Santander: BBVA’s bigger rival reports its own first half results tomorrow, and of course, is heavily exposed to the Spanish consumer market too.
BBVA though, has generally been regarded as the weaker of the two. While BBVA - down 28 per cent this year - has seen its share price decline roughly in line with Europe’s bank average, Santander - down only 18 per cent - has so far outperformed.
BBVA is Spain’s second largest bank after Santander and therefore, perhaps, a good barometer of the state of Spain’s property market.
The bank reported its H1 results on Monday which, by the headline numbers, have been spun to look relatively stable:
Net profit is up 11.6% to €2.93bn
Core revenues up 17.3%
Tier-1 capital at 7.7%
Bear in mind too, that BBVA is upping its stake in China’s CITIC bank from 5 per cent to 10 per cent and CITIC international financial holdings from 15 per cent to 30 per cent.
BBVA, however, is precariously positioned. Three markets facing serious slowdowns - Spain, the US and Mexico - account for 80 per cent of the bank’s profits. Indeed, look specifically at Spain and specifically in the second quarter, and the numbers for BBVA are not very healthy at all. Q2 profit for BBVA is actually down 19 per cent. Loan defaults in Spain have risen sharply.
All eyes then on Santander: BBVA’s bigger rival reports its own first half results tomorrow, and of course, is heavily exposed to the Spanish consumer market too.
BBVA though, has generally been regarded as the weaker of the two. While BBVA - down 28 per cent this year - has seen its share price decline roughly in line with Europe’s bank average, Santander - down only 18 per cent - has so far outperformed.
dan24
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quicksilver
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nei post successivi ne avete parlato molto Dario, Pilu, e F4f
notare che la consapevolezza di quello che anche voi dite ce l'hanno...
Critics in Congress who voted against the housing bill warned that the government was taking on too much risk, and that government aid would only reward irresponsibility by corporations and individuals.
“This bill has moral hazard written all over it,” Representative Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona, said during the debate in the House on Wednesday. “We are pretending to chain a monster here, and we are, instead, letting that monster loose.”