va a de via i ciap tbond tbund ttromb ecc..ecc.. (vietato ai minori e basta..)
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shabib
Forumer storico
ottimo gastronomo
e ora beccatevi Gordon Brown in versione Nuovo Ordine Mondialequelli che ridevano dei complottisti, mi sa che ridono sempre meno...
e cliccate il link, è Reuters, non un sito di quelli con il cappellino di carta stagnola
Brown says time to build global society
Mon Nov 10, 2008 2:19am GMT
LONDON (Reuters) - The international financial crisis has given world leaders a unique opportunity to create a truly global society, Prime Minister Gordon Brown will say in a keynote foreign policy speech on Monday.
In his annual speech at the Lord Mayor's Banquet, Brown -- who has spearheaded calls for the reform of international financial institutions -- will say Britain, the United States and Europe are key to forging a new world order.
http://uk.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUKTRE4A900720081110?sp=true
eh eh , da mo' che sapevamo che s'era illuminato
shabib
Forumer storico
da me a 0 di acidita' circa 5,5 euro/litro...
ma quest'anno data la mia tarda eta' non ce la faccio a farmele (le oilve) e sto cercando una soc.in appalto che abbia personale assicurato per fare il job , 
MA NON LA TROVO.... 
quicksilver
Forumer storico
Bird strike si chiama.... quando un uccello finisce nel motore di un aereo.... alla faccia del bird strike!!! un intero stormo falciato dal boeing 737 ryanair 
foto, notare le macchie su tutta la fusoliera e le ali
http://www.ryanair.com/site/notices/images/aircraftFR4102.jpg
foto, notare le macchie su tutta la fusoliera e le ali
http://www.ryanair.com/site/notices/images/aircraftFR4102.jpg
gipa69
collegio dei patafisici
Alors Jean-Claude! Voici le Crunch…
Last week, from Trichet:
We see no credit crunch, certainly not when you look at the figures that have been published… Since mid-September we have a very, very, big, significant intensification of intentions which are associated in particular, but not exclusively, with the collapse of Lehman Brothers and since then we are in a situation where we have to be particularly attentive but I cannot say at all that at the moment we are seeing a credit crunch…On the contrary we continue to see outstanding credit continue to growth.
But from Bank of America this morning comes a note entitled “the credit crunch is starting”:
A genuine credit crunch, i.e., an exogenous contraction in credit supply, was hard to substantiate in the Eurozone until the summer. However, the picture is now changing for the worse with the data for credit origination and corporate debt issuance for September, when the credit market turmoil intensified spectacularly. In the three months to September, the flow of new loans to the corporate sector fell to €334bn in annualized terms, the lowest level since October 2005 (see Figure 11).
Furthermore, even if credit supply was still relatively abundant before September, financing costs had already started to rise significantly. The average rates on floating mortgages rose from 5.0% in June 2007, before the financial market turmoil started, to 5.80% in September 2008 (last available data). The average rate for corporate investment loans rose from 5.17% in June 2007 to 5.588% in September 2008.
In the second half of 2008, refinancing costs are likely to rise further, since banks have until now absorbed a large share of the increase in their own refinancing costs in their interest rate margins. On top of the increase in bank loan rates, corporations in the Eurozone are now facing a steep increase in their market debt costs. The interest rate on low-risk corporate debt from major Eurozone real economy names have shot up 250 bps in the recent weeks.
Aux armes citoyens! The cookie [monster] crumbles!
The ECB looks set to do more. Inflationary pressures are clearly abating. In the current circumstances, the speed of the monetary relaxation probably matters more than the actual level of the policy rate to stop a self-reinforcing negative spiral in investor and business sentiment. We expect at least a further 50 bp cut in December, and we believe that the policy rate could be as low as 2.0% as soon as March 2009. We see a significant chance that the ECB could ease by 75bp in December instead.______
Last week, from Trichet:
We see no credit crunch, certainly not when you look at the figures that have been published… Since mid-September we have a very, very, big, significant intensification of intentions which are associated in particular, but not exclusively, with the collapse of Lehman Brothers and since then we are in a situation where we have to be particularly attentive but I cannot say at all that at the moment we are seeing a credit crunch…On the contrary we continue to see outstanding credit continue to growth.
But from Bank of America this morning comes a note entitled “the credit crunch is starting”:
A genuine credit crunch, i.e., an exogenous contraction in credit supply, was hard to substantiate in the Eurozone until the summer. However, the picture is now changing for the worse with the data for credit origination and corporate debt issuance for September, when the credit market turmoil intensified spectacularly. In the three months to September, the flow of new loans to the corporate sector fell to €334bn in annualized terms, the lowest level since October 2005 (see Figure 11).
Furthermore, even if credit supply was still relatively abundant before September, financing costs had already started to rise significantly. The average rates on floating mortgages rose from 5.0% in June 2007, before the financial market turmoil started, to 5.80% in September 2008 (last available data). The average rate for corporate investment loans rose from 5.17% in June 2007 to 5.588% in September 2008.
In the second half of 2008, refinancing costs are likely to rise further, since banks have until now absorbed a large share of the increase in their own refinancing costs in their interest rate margins. On top of the increase in bank loan rates, corporations in the Eurozone are now facing a steep increase in their market debt costs. The interest rate on low-risk corporate debt from major Eurozone real economy names have shot up 250 bps in the recent weeks.
Aux armes citoyens! The cookie [monster] crumbles!
The ECB looks set to do more. Inflationary pressures are clearly abating. In the current circumstances, the speed of the monetary relaxation probably matters more than the actual level of the policy rate to stop a self-reinforcing negative spiral in investor and business sentiment. We expect at least a further 50 bp cut in December, and we believe that the policy rate could be as low as 2.0% as soon as March 2009. We see a significant chance that the ECB could ease by 75bp in December instead.______
Metatarso
Forumer storico
ma questi signori, dopo tutto quello che hanno combinato, hanno ancora il coraggio di parlare ?
f4f
翠鸟科
ma questi signori, dopo tutto quello che hanno combinato, hanno ancora il coraggio di parlare ?
avere perso tutto è la base dello stile bizantino
e fare finta di nulla, chè agli altri non appaia, è lo smalto dello stile bizantino
si è durato quasi mill'anni a bisanzio ....
Fleursdumal
फूल की बुराई
d'altronde se hanno salvato quasi tutti i finanziari e invece stanno condizionando gli aiuti alla GM in cambio di un trattato con la colombia, qualcosa vorrà dire nehhh
io per il titolo vado sul sadico : uccelli nel rovo
io per il titolo vado sul sadico : uccelli nel rovo
Fleursdumal
फूल की बुराई
mityko
Britain a parte da US e Europe
Wales&Scotland ( not to say Northern Ireland) sò quaazi loro
la girografia a noi ci fà una pippa
gordon marrone è un miracolato della crisi, ha persino vinto la prima elezione pur giocando in casa in una piccola contea scozzese
cmq quando dice britain esclude l'irlanda del nord, per capire bene la geografia UK bisogna fare un corso in 10 lezioni
f4f
翠鸟科
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