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I like it, it's a cool expression:
The euro looks like a puppet being pulled by the strings of a puppeteer called Greece. The belief that a compromise on the issue of getting private creditors to fund Greek debt was a vote of confidence on Friday in the pan-European currency. A joint press conference between Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel was also positive on the issue. The French and German leaders supported the "Vienna initiative" that would have prolonged the Greek debt with the participation of private creditors. Such measures could help Greece gain time to, for example, restructure its debt after the permanent European Stabilisation Fund kicks in in 2013. However, no definite date was given which dampened the optimism of traders. The weekend did not bring much good news for the euro as the Ministers of Finance at a meeting in Luxembourg postponed their decision regarding the next tranche for Greece until July in order to keep an eye on how the Greek reforms are proceeding. It looks like this topic will worry the markets for a long time to come.
A vote of confidence in Greek Prime Minister Papandreou's government is scheduled for tomorrow. Papandreou.
Later in the week there will be an EU summit.
A final plan for Greece is due in early July. EUR 157 billion is already at stake.
In the end quote: "Initially it was clear that the amount and timing of the first aid package is insufficient" (Belgian Finance Ministry). Although Belgium itself is in debt...
Players are increasingly of the opinion that even if the second rescue plan for Greece is accepted, "it can only provide a respite for a few more months until Greece is again faced with the prospect of default or a radical debt restructuring".
The channel is still Friday
The news is sad, but it seems to have played out )))) At the end of this hour we can start selling the pound )))
What is the basis of this assumption?
Eurozone finance ministers and EU finance ministers are expected to meet again today.
A vote of confidence in Greek Prime Minister Papandreou's government is scheduled for tomorrow. Papandreou.
Later in the week there will be an EU summit.
A final plan for Greece is due in early July. EUR 157 billion is already at stake.
In the end quote: "Initially it was clear that the amount and timing of the first aid package is insufficient" (Belgian Finance Ministry). Although Belgium itself is in debt...
Players are increasingly of the opinion that even if the second rescue plan for Greece is accepted, "it can only provide a respite for a few more months until Greece is again faced with the prospect of default or a radical debt restructuring".
Yes Greece is slowly but surely being hinted at to sell off state assets, they are going to crush it...
Players are increasingly convinced that even if a second Greek rescue plan is adopted, "it can only provide respite for a few more months until Greece again faces the prospect of default or a radical restructuring of its debt".
Yes, Fredi Krueger is coming for Greece anyway...)))