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"Mr Fut" <MrFut@index.eu> ha scritto nel messaggio
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Greece had to pay 4.85pc or 430 basis points above German rates to borrow
one-year money. Reliance on short-term funds stores up roll-over problems
for next year. Yields on 10-year bonds rose 16 basis points to 6.85pc,
suggesting that bond vigilantes remain cautious on Greek debt.
"There are still questions that need to be answered on the EU deal," said
Julian Callow from Barclays Capital. "Greece has a Herculean task ahead. The
economy is contracting yet fiscal tightening has hardly begun. We expect
growth of minus 4.3pc this year, and minus 1.9pc in 2011 which will be
difficult for debt dynamics."
Opposition politicians in Athens have begun to question whether it is in the
country's interests to accept harsh wage deflation in order to pay foreign
creditors. "This is usury: we need restructuring of debts," said the
Righti-wing LAOS party.
Such views are gaining support in parts of the ruling PASOK party, raising
the risk that it will splinter as further austerity is imposed.

C'è davvero da chiesersi quanto sia sostenibile la dinamica del debito greco
considerate queste prospettive di (de)crescita nei prossimi anni.
Ricordiamoci inoltre che hanno un debito pari a circa il 120% del pil ed a
queste condizioni rinnovarlo diventerà davvero parecchio oneroso.

PINO

Mr Fut ha scritto:
> hihihihi


che c'è da ridere??

"LoZioPuparo" ha scritto

> che c'è da ridere??

hai ragione, c'è da pingere
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