Европската Унија: "растур систем"

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Тоа не е само извлекување, туку масовно извлекување (run on the money). Колку што прочитав, мислам дека не се стигнати дотаму, но на работ се.

По прашањето на кредитниот рејтинг на најголемите француски банки, сега се очекува да видиме што ќе направат Италија и Шпанија со продажбата на обврзниците. Како што се очекуваше, работите не изгледаат добро. Азиските берзи веќе реагираат:

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-...pe-solution-distant-intel-sales-forecast.html

Asian stocks (MXAP) declined, with the regional gauge heading for its lowest close in two weeks, after Fitch Ratings joined Moody’s Investors Service in warning that Europe faces lower credit ratings.

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc., Japan’s largest lender by market value, fell 2.9 percent in Tokyo as the cost of insuring European debt rose toward a record. Advantest Corp., a maker of memory-chip testers, slid 2 percent after Intel Corp. cut its sales forecast. BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s biggest mining company and Australia’s No. 1 oil producer, lost 1.8 percent after oil and metal prices fell.

“Everyone’s feeling is that from a policy perspective, the euro nations are purely assuming an austerity agenda and they’re failing to consider the equally important aspect, which is to stimulate and encourage economic growth,” said Angus Gluskie, who oversees about $300 million at White Funds Management in Sydney.
“Asset prices, consumer sentiment and business conditions are all very dependent at the moment on a positive outcome from the euro situation.”

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell 1.5 percent to 113.91 as of 10:34 a.m. in Tokyo, heading for its lowest close since Nov. 30. About nine shares fell for each that rose in the measure. The gauge dropped 2.2 percent last week after Standard & Poor’s said it may cut credit ratings for Germany, France and 13 other euro-area countries amid a deepening debt crisis.

Japan’s Nikkei 225 Stock Average (NKY) decreased 1.5 percent, while South Korea’s Kospi Index fell 1.6 percent. Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 index dropped 1.4 percent.

‘Nothing New’
Futures on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index (SPXL1) rose 0.1 percent today. The index slid 1.5 percent in New York yesterday after Moody’s said last week’s European summit didn’t produce “decisive” measures to end the crisis. Fitch said the summit did little to ease pressure on Europe’s sovereign ratings.

“Nothing new came out of last week’s European summit,” said Fumiyuki Nakanishi, a strategist at Tokyo-based SMBC Friend Securities Co. “If E.U. nations get downgraded, funding costs in the region will definitely rise.”

Financial stocks declined on concern that bank earnings may be hurt as Europe’s crisis spreads. An index of credit default swaps tied to Greece, Italy, Spain and 12 other western European nations rose yesterday, approaching a record reached Nov. 25.

Asian manufacturers of semiconductors and chip-making equipment declined today after Intel, the world’s largest chipmaker, cut its sales forecast. The Santa Clara, California- based company said flooding in Thailand caused a shortage of hard-disk drives that is forcing computer makers to cut orders for other parts.

Raw material producers and energy companies dropped after commodities fell. Crude oil for January delivery slid $1.64 to $97.77 per barrel yesterday in New York. The London Metals Index, a gauge of six metals including aluminum and copper, sank 2.5 percent.
 
New York Times пишува вчера дека Грците ивлекле додатни 40 милијарди евра. На самиот почеток на кризата, тие побогатите извлекоа над 10 милијарди. Во ме]увреме кој знае колку се изнакрале.

Тie факти треба да им се набиваат на кретените од ЕУ од типот на Шацимарикакис и Јељко Кацин. ЕУ е синоним за пљчка во која постојат дупли аршини што ја овозможуваат истата.
 
"Посерковци" на Божиќ
туристите купуваат мислејќи дека еден од посерковците:pos: може да им донесе среќа
http://www.dnes.bg/slideshow.php?id=5297
 
Katunec напиша:
France may now be downgraded, says ratings agency

Sunday 11 December 2011
Кликни за повеќе...

"... Драга моја јас сум композитор а не прогнозер одговорил Сибелиус"

Economic affairs commissioner Olli Rehn said the move by the credit ratings agency was "inconsistent" as the eurozone was taking "decisive action" to end the debt crisis.​
Плачко, плачко...:facepalm:

FRANKFURT (Standard & Poor's) Jan. 13, 2012--Standard & Poor's Ratings ​
Services today announced its rating actions on 16 members of the European Economic and Monetary Union (EMU or eurozone) following completion of its review. ​
We have lowered the long-term ratings on Cyprus, Italy, Portugal, and Spain by two notches; lowered the long-term ratings on Austria, France, Malta, Slovakia, and Slovenia, by one notch; and affirmed the long-term ratings on Belgium, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. All ratings have been removed from CreditWatch, where they were placed with negative implications on Dec. 5, 2011 (except for Cyprus, which was first placed on CreditWatch on Aug. 12, 2011).. See list below for full details on the affected ratings. ​
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The outlooks on the long-term ratings on Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovenia, and Spain are negative, indicating that we believe that there is at least a one-in-three chance that the rating will be lowered in 2012 or 2013.​
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The outlook horizon for issuers with investment-grade ratings is up to two years, and for issuers with speculative-grade ratings up to one year. The outlooks on the long-term ratings on Germany and Slovakia are stable. We assigned recovery ratings of '4' to both Cyprus and Portugal, in accordance with our practice to assign recovery ratings to issuers rated in the speculative-grade category, indicating an expected recovery of 30%-50% should a default occur in the future. ​
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Today's rating actions are primarily driven by our assessment that the policy initiatives that have been taken by European policymakers in recent weeks may be insufficient to fully address ongoing systemic stresses in the eurozone. In our view, these stresses include: (1) tightening credit conditions, (2) an increase in risk premiums for a widening group of eurozone issuers, (3) a simultaneous attempt to delever by governments and households, (4) weakening economic growth prospects, and (5) an open and prolonged dispute among European policymakers over the proper approach to address challenges.​


 
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