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RAYTHEON23
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Sto mislite dali germanskata avtomobilska industrija ke klekne na kolena isto kako amerikanskata koja molese za milijardi dolari,,ili moze nekakoda se izvlecat
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Ќе клекне на колена и ќе :pusk: за помош...исто како амриканската автомобилска индустрија.
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Најмногу треба оваа ЕУропска курва да “клеца’’, таа веќе почнува официјално да признава дека клеца:
France's trade deficit hit 55.7bn euros ($71.4bn; £48.6bn) in 2008, due to high oil prices and the slowing economy, the customs office said.
The trade deficit - the difference between goods and services imported and those exported - increased 37% last year from 40.6bn euros in 2007.
Imports rose 5.3% while exports added 2.1% in 2008, with automobile exports falling sharply amid a global slowdown.
The eurozone region officially entered its first recession late last year.
While France has not officially entered a recession, there are expectations that it will do so in 2009. :pos2:
Потоа имаме зголемување на невработеноста во Шпанија за 6% во јануари (се предвидува 19% до 2011 год), каде што сега има еден куп Бугари и Романци:
In another sign of the weakening economy, Spanish car sales fell by 41.6% in January from a year earlier.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7866882.stm
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France's trade deficit hit 55.7bn euros ($71.4bn; £48.6bn) in 2008, due to high oil prices and the slowing economy, the customs office said.
The trade deficit - the difference between goods and services imported and those exported - increased 37% last year from 40.6bn euros in 2007.
Imports rose 5.3% while exports added 2.1% in 2008, with automobile exports falling sharply amid a global slowdown.
The eurozone region officially entered its first recession late last year.
While France has not officially entered a recession, there are expectations that it will do so in 2009. :pos2:
Потоа имаме зголемување на невработеноста во Шпанија за 6% во јануари (се предвидува 19% до 2011 год), каде што сега има еден куп Бугари и Романци:
In another sign of the weakening economy, Spanish car sales fell by 41.6% in January from a year earlier.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7866882.stm
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Пази да не,ќе ти поверувам :nesvest:
Сакаш да кажеш дека биле,некад,денес ни швабите не се тоа што беа..
а има и од нив бољи у техника и индустрија
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Le-le, reshi Germanija da gi vadi EU parazitite od bula za da ja spasuva EU! Toa go izjavi germanskiot minister za finansii.
Kako beshe onaa opaska od klipot na Borat: "Pekolna cena za pekolna avantura!":pos2:
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aGwRmgq6Tz7w&refer=home
Steinbrueck Says Euro States May Bail Out Members (Update1)
By Rainer Buergin and Holger Elfes
Feb. 17 (Bloomberg) -- German Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck said euro-region countries may be forced to bail out other members of the 16-nation bloc that face problems refinancing their debt.
“Some countries are slowly getting into difficulties with their payments,” Steinbrueck said late yesterday in a speech in Dusseldorf. “The euro-region treaties don’t foresee any help for insolvent countries, but in reality the other states would have to rescue those running into difficulty.”
While declining to identify countries facing problems, the German finance chief said Ireland, which has a widening budget deficit, is in a “very difficult situation.” Ireland’s debt- rating outlook was cut by Moody’s Investors Service Jan. 30.
Steinbrueck is going further than his European Union counterparts in saying euro states can’t be allowed to fail. The EU governing treaty says member states aren’t liable for others members’ obligations. Spending to combat the worst downturn since World War II has forced governments to run up deficits that violate EU rules.
The European Commission predicts budget shortfalls this year of 11 percent of gross domestic product in Ireland, 3.7 percent in Greece, 6.2 percent in Spain and 3.8 percent in Italy, compared with 2.9 percent in Germany. The EU ceiling is 3 percent.
The difference in yield, or spread, between 10-year Irish and German bonds widened nine basis points to 257 basis points today. It widened by almost six times since the middle of last year as investors demanded higher premiums to hold Irish debt.
‘Very Unlikely’
Governments including Germany’s may call in help from international organizations first before committing funds and pushing their own budgets deeper into the red to help others.
The German government, presiding over Europe’s biggest economy, is “very unlikely” to provide help to troubled euro- region members by selling bonds jointly, Juergen Michels, an economist at Citigroup Inc. in London, said in an interview, adding that it would be a “very expensive solution.”
“The most likely option is that the European Investment Bank or some other multinational organization will start supporting these countries by buying government bonds or by providing direct support,” Michels said. “That would help narrow spreads and reduce refinancing costs.”
Investors should keep buying bonds of European governments that have “more flexibility in funding requirements in the short term,” Barclays Plc analysts said today.
It’s better to be “adding positions here rather than in the periphery, where any renewed funding concerns may weigh more heavily,” Huw Worthington, a fixed-income strategist at Barclays Capitalin London, wrote in a research note.
‘Worrying Developments’
Widening yield spreads are “worrying developments,” Luxembourg Finance Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, who represents the countries sharing the euro at international meetings, said at a Group of Seven gathering in Rome on Feb. 14, according to an unpublished prepared “speaking note.”
Michels said the EU can help governments that are finding it hard to sell their bonds without violating the bloc’s “no bail-out” clause. Any insolvency of a euro region country would be “fraught with significant costs” for the EU as a whole.
To contact the reporters on this story: Rainer Buergin in Berlin at rbuergin1@bloomberg.net; Holger Elfes in Dusseldorf at helfes@bloomberg.net
Last Updated: February 17, 2009 07:20 EST
Kako beshe onaa opaska od klipot na Borat: "Pekolna cena za pekolna avantura!":pos2:
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aGwRmgq6Tz7w&refer=home
Steinbrueck Says Euro States May Bail Out Members (Update1)
By Rainer Buergin and Holger Elfes
Feb. 17 (Bloomberg) -- German Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck said euro-region countries may be forced to bail out other members of the 16-nation bloc that face problems refinancing their debt.
“Some countries are slowly getting into difficulties with their payments,” Steinbrueck said late yesterday in a speech in Dusseldorf. “The euro-region treaties don’t foresee any help for insolvent countries, but in reality the other states would have to rescue those running into difficulty.”
While declining to identify countries facing problems, the German finance chief said Ireland, which has a widening budget deficit, is in a “very difficult situation.” Ireland’s debt- rating outlook was cut by Moody’s Investors Service Jan. 30.
Steinbrueck is going further than his European Union counterparts in saying euro states can’t be allowed to fail. The EU governing treaty says member states aren’t liable for others members’ obligations. Spending to combat the worst downturn since World War II has forced governments to run up deficits that violate EU rules.
The European Commission predicts budget shortfalls this year of 11 percent of gross domestic product in Ireland, 3.7 percent in Greece, 6.2 percent in Spain and 3.8 percent in Italy, compared with 2.9 percent in Germany. The EU ceiling is 3 percent.
The difference in yield, or spread, between 10-year Irish and German bonds widened nine basis points to 257 basis points today. It widened by almost six times since the middle of last year as investors demanded higher premiums to hold Irish debt.
‘Very Unlikely’
Governments including Germany’s may call in help from international organizations first before committing funds and pushing their own budgets deeper into the red to help others.
The German government, presiding over Europe’s biggest economy, is “very unlikely” to provide help to troubled euro- region members by selling bonds jointly, Juergen Michels, an economist at Citigroup Inc. in London, said in an interview, adding that it would be a “very expensive solution.”
“The most likely option is that the European Investment Bank or some other multinational organization will start supporting these countries by buying government bonds or by providing direct support,” Michels said. “That would help narrow spreads and reduce refinancing costs.”
Investors should keep buying bonds of European governments that have “more flexibility in funding requirements in the short term,” Barclays Plc analysts said today.
It’s better to be “adding positions here rather than in the periphery, where any renewed funding concerns may weigh more heavily,” Huw Worthington, a fixed-income strategist at Barclays Capitalin London, wrote in a research note.
‘Worrying Developments’
Widening yield spreads are “worrying developments,” Luxembourg Finance Minister Jean-Claude Juncker, who represents the countries sharing the euro at international meetings, said at a Group of Seven gathering in Rome on Feb. 14, according to an unpublished prepared “speaking note.”
Michels said the EU can help governments that are finding it hard to sell their bonds without violating the bloc’s “no bail-out” clause. Any insolvency of a euro region country would be “fraught with significant costs” for the EU as a whole.
To contact the reporters on this story: Rainer Buergin in Berlin at rbuergin1@bloomberg.net; Holger Elfes in Dusseldorf at helfes@bloomberg.net
Last Updated: February 17, 2009 07:20 EST
momentalno od site firmi se napustaat rabotnici , sekade fati krizata osven vo prodavnicite za ishrana 
http://www.spiegel.de/flash/0,5532,12125,00.html
http://www.spiegel.de/flash/0,5532,12125,00.html
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Бројот на неофашистите расте пропорционално со бројот на отпуштени Германци.
Типично европски.
Типично европски.
theMac3donian
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Ако се радувате на распад на ЕУ, тогаш молете се германија да не гледа корист од неа веќе.
Кој како сака нека каже но мое мислење е дека Германија е бр.1 во унијата и дека токму Германија ги влечи сите конци таму, ако не сите, барем оние најглавните. Сетете се на распадот на таа поранешната Југославија и на тоа како соодвестува тогашното распаѓање со денешното случување.
Кој како сака нека каже но мое мислење е дека Германија е бр.1 во унијата и дека токму Германија ги влечи сите конци таму, ако не сите, барем оние најглавните. Сетете се на распадот на таа поранешната Југославија и на тоа како соодвестува тогашното распаѓање со денешното случување.
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Германија е бр. 1, но не ги влече сите конци. Или поточно беше број 1. Не само што финансискиот сектор прети да колабира, туку извозот е драстично намален. Официјално се зборува за намалување на економијата за 5%, но неофицијално за многу повеќе. Германија го плаќа цехот на кризата во Источна Европа - Бугарија, Естонија, Унгарија, итн.
Според “Телеграф’’, веќе почна удолницата:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...t-spreads-hit-record-as-economy-crumbles.html
German CDS debt spreads hit record as economy crumbles
The cost of bankruptcy protection on German debt has reached an all-time high on spill-over from the financial crisis in Eastern Europe and mounting concerns about the stability of Germany's banking system.
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Last Updated: 7:59PM GMT 24 Feb 2009
Credit default swaps measuring risk on five-year sovereign debt touched 90 basis points on Tuesday and looks poised to rise above French debt for the first time.
The spike follows a warning by Deutsche Bank that Germany’s economy will contract by 5pc this year as industrial exports collapse at the fastest pace since the Great Depression.
Norbert Walter, the bank’s chief economist, said there was a risk of an even deeper slump if the economy fails to stabilize by the summer. “A bigger contraction can’t be ruled out,” he said.
The state governments of Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein agreed on Ђ3bn (£2.7bn) cash rescue on Tuesday for Landesbank HSH Nordbank, the world’s top source of finance for shipping, raising the public stake to 80pc. The bank has already drawn on a Ђ10bn guarantee from the government’s bail-out fund Soffin. HSH lost Ђ2.8bn last year, mostly on credit instruments and fall-out from the Lehman debacle.
“Of course these costs will weigh on the budget. We had no choice,” said Peter Harry Carstensen, the premier of Schleswig Holstein. He denied press reports that his own state was facing bankruptcy.
There are eleven state-owned Landesbanken in Germany and most are in trouble. While their mission is to boost regional industry and finance the family Mittelstand firms, they strayed disastrously into almost every form of leveraged excess through off-books `conduits’, many based in Dublin.
“The entire Landesbanken system is rotten,” said Hans Redeker, currency chief at BNP Paribas.”Credit will collapse if they are allowed to fail so they have to be recapitalized. But it is not just the banks in trouble: Germany’s entire export structure has been hit drastically.”
“German CDS spreads are going massively higher. German bank exposure to Eastern Europe, although less than Austria, is still very high. The markets have started to price in a de facto bail-out of Eastern Europe and they think that Germany that will have to pay the bill,” he said.
The rating agency Standard & Poor’s said in a report on Tuesday that the region was “shuddering to a halt”, with a number of countries were “crumbling under the weight of high foreign currency debt.” It is unclear whether they can roll over debts as Western banks retreat to their home market.
S&P said foreign debt is 115pc of GDP in Estonia, 103pc in Bulgaria, 93pc in Hungary, all far above danger level. “All the ingredients of a major crisis are in place,” said Jean-Michel Six, the group’s Europe economist.
Според “Телеграф’’, веќе почна удолницата:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...t-spreads-hit-record-as-economy-crumbles.html
German CDS debt spreads hit record as economy crumbles
The cost of bankruptcy protection on German debt has reached an all-time high on spill-over from the financial crisis in Eastern Europe and mounting concerns about the stability of Germany's banking system.
By Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
Last Updated: 7:59PM GMT 24 Feb 2009
Credit default swaps measuring risk on five-year sovereign debt touched 90 basis points on Tuesday and looks poised to rise above French debt for the first time.
The spike follows a warning by Deutsche Bank that Germany’s economy will contract by 5pc this year as industrial exports collapse at the fastest pace since the Great Depression.
Norbert Walter, the bank’s chief economist, said there was a risk of an even deeper slump if the economy fails to stabilize by the summer. “A bigger contraction can’t be ruled out,” he said.
The state governments of Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein agreed on Ђ3bn (£2.7bn) cash rescue on Tuesday for Landesbank HSH Nordbank, the world’s top source of finance for shipping, raising the public stake to 80pc. The bank has already drawn on a Ђ10bn guarantee from the government’s bail-out fund Soffin. HSH lost Ђ2.8bn last year, mostly on credit instruments and fall-out from the Lehman debacle.
“Of course these costs will weigh on the budget. We had no choice,” said Peter Harry Carstensen, the premier of Schleswig Holstein. He denied press reports that his own state was facing bankruptcy.
There are eleven state-owned Landesbanken in Germany and most are in trouble. While their mission is to boost regional industry and finance the family Mittelstand firms, they strayed disastrously into almost every form of leveraged excess through off-books `conduits’, many based in Dublin.
“The entire Landesbanken system is rotten,” said Hans Redeker, currency chief at BNP Paribas.”Credit will collapse if they are allowed to fail so they have to be recapitalized. But it is not just the banks in trouble: Germany’s entire export structure has been hit drastically.”
“German CDS spreads are going massively higher. German bank exposure to Eastern Europe, although less than Austria, is still very high. The markets have started to price in a de facto bail-out of Eastern Europe and they think that Germany that will have to pay the bill,” he said.
The rating agency Standard & Poor’s said in a report on Tuesday that the region was “shuddering to a halt”, with a number of countries were “crumbling under the weight of high foreign currency debt.” It is unclear whether they can roll over debts as Western banks retreat to their home market.
S&P said foreign debt is 115pc of GDP in Estonia, 103pc in Bulgaria, 93pc in Hungary, all far above danger level. “All the ingredients of a major crisis are in place,” said Jean-Michel Six, the group’s Europe economist.
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smart ass
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BTW temava e za germanijaАко е ова вистина што го читам овде во вашите постови сега ми е јасно зашто господ бог дзволи ВМРО да дојде на валастСо ова се докажува дека гопсод однапред знае што ќе се случи и ги влече конците како што е потребно, а бидејќи македонија е света земја и знаејќи дека вмро не се способни да не внесат во еу дозвли они да дојдат на власт.
Ајде сега кажете дека не постои господ :helou:
a sto mislis ti prijatele dali makedonija igra uloga vo germanskata avtomobilska industrija bidejki kaj nas se vozi BMW MERSEDES FOLKSFAGEN ?Sto mislite dali germanskata avtomobilska industrija ke klekne na kolena isto kako amerikanskata koja molese za milijardi dolari,,ili moze nekakoda se izvlecat
ili site se kupeni na staro pozzzz i te cekam da dojdes kajmene
da i vo taa svedska vojna srbija ke si go vrati KOSOVO taka li brat pozz:smir:
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RAYTHEON23
Гостин
da kaj nas se vozi sto se vozi no nie ne SME najgolem uvoznik na germanski koli:nenene::nenene::nenene:
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smart ass
Гостин
pa znam i zatoa ti go napisav toa nema vrska aj idi kajmene da pieme kafe