Posted by admin on November 30th, 2011
The Chairman of the Consob Giuseppe Vegas reaffirmed Wednesday that as of Thursday, the ban on naked short sales would be extended to all classes of shares.
At the beginning of November, Constable Italian Stock Exchange announced a ban on naked short sales of all equity markets regulated to reduce market volatility, a decision to take effect from 1 December at midnight.
In an interview published Wednesday by the newspaper La Repubblica, Giuseppe Vegas has also discussed the requirements of the European Banking Authority (EBA) relating to the recovery bond and that he would ask the Bank of Italy to raise the issue at European level
The new EU regulation that requires banks to value sovereign debt in their accounts at market value may cause a new credit crunch that could cripple the economy of Italy, said the president of the Italian stock market authority .
"In Italy, there are fears on banks. The money does not circulate. The main risk is the development of a credit crisis."
"In this scenario, the risk that a bank collapse is secondary.
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Posted by admin on November 28th, 2011
France is already in recession and is expected to slow growth of 0.3% in 2012 according to the OECD considers it essential to save 0.4% of additional GDP. 8 billion euros.
The OECD has drastically revised down its growth forecast Monday for France, which would be barely positive in 2012 after a "short" recession, a situation that "requires" a new anti-deficit to take the international commitment of Paris. Far from the 1% growth still officially expected by the French government next year, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development is no longer considering a meager increase of 0.3% of GDP in its latest economic forecast delivery biannual. Six months ago, it expected 2.1% but still on the deepening crisis in the euro area has been through it.
The recession that know France in the fourth quarter 2011 and first quarter 2012 would be "small scale", according to the organization. But faced with these projections, the poorest to date of an international institution, it urges Paris to a new fiscal tightening. "Given the slowdown in economic growth and the increasing burden of debt," the goal of returning the public deficit to 4.5% of GDP in 2012 "will require new measures of fiscal consolidation," says she said.
"We would suggest a further fiscal consolidation to achieve the desired objective," confirmed its chief economist Pier Carlo Padoan, during a press conference.
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Posted by admin on November 26th, 2011
The rating agency lowered the rating of the country by one notch to "AA +" to "AA". It could further deteriorate in the future. Outgoing Prime Minister of Belgium Yves Leterme, the ordinary business since April 2010
Belgium was sanctioned Friday by the rating agency Standard and Poor's, because of its debt and therefore the political crisis through which it passes for over 500 days and paralyzing currently discussing the formation of the next budget. The rating agency lowered the rating of the Kingdom by one notch to "AA +" to "AA". It could further deteriorate in the future.
Reacting immediately, the Prime Minister Yves Leterme current affairs said that the decision was "naturally bad news," before launching an appeal to political parties to reach agreement within 48 hours on the budget.The country's leaders also face pressure from the European Commission threatening Belgium with a fine of 700 million euros if a tight budget is not completed by mid-December.
Continuing difficulties in the financial sector
It is this urgency and the lack of credibility of the country has pointed Standard & Poor's lowering the rating of the kingdom. Involved: "difficulties in the financial sector" which may require greater support by the government which would increase the already high debt of the country and especially the context of "political uncertainty" that continues to affect the credibility of Belgium as a borrower.
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Posted by admin on November 23rd, 2011
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has extended its credit instruments Tuesday and announced the creation of a new liquidity line to six months to support the country weakened by the European budget crisis.
The IMF said that the new line Precaution and Liquidity would act as "insurance against future shocks and as a window for short-term liquidity to meet the needs."
This new line will provide access to liquidity to finance six months, up to five times the quota of the member country concerned, and may also be used as part of an arrangement for a period of 12 to 24 months with this time access up to 10 times the quota of the country.
The IMF also created a new Financial Instrument for Rapid countries with balance of payments is facing urgent needs due to "external shocks" such as natural disasters.
"We acted quickly and the new instruments will respond more quickly and efficiently for the benefit of all members (IMF)," said Executive Director of the IMF, Christine Lagarde said in a statement.
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Posted by admin on November 19th, 2011
The Inter, which participated FO, denounces "firmly austerity and rigor decided and imposed by the government." The leader Bernard Thibault of the CGT in Marseille to protest against austerity.
The Inter on Friday called for a "National Day of Action interprofessional, including rallies," to protest against government austerity plans in France.
Meeting at the headquarters of the CGT in Montreuil (Seine-Saint-Denis), five unions (CGT, CFDT, FSU, UNSA and Solidarity) also issued a "joint appeal" to employees to "challenge the government, elected representatives and officials companies in the period from 1 to December 15. "
FOR, which participated for the first time in two years this Inter, said he would not sign the joint appeal, but be associated with the day on 13 December.
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Posted by admin on November 17th, 2011
On the occasion of the International Forum of Culture of Avignon, the company publishes Tera Consultant on Thursday a report claiming that a city that invests 0.7% of GDP per capita in the culture can hope to gain in return for 9% of the same GDP per capita. The Palais des Papes in Avignon
The International Forum for Culture Avignon began Thursday. On this occasion, the society of economic expertise and strategic Tera Consultant, in partnership with consulting firm Kurt Solomon, published a report on the impact of spending on culture of cities, based on criteria such as the migration rate, the number of visitors, the number of cultural sites of all types (including universities) and the share of cultural spending in GDP, studied in 47 cities on 21 countries.
Spending on culture of the cities studied are, on average, 0.7% of GDP per capita.
Posted by admin on November 16th, 2011
The Bank of Japan announced the continued existence of its monetary policy while lowering its outlook, saying fear the repercussions of the crisis of European sovereign debt.
The main rate of the BoJ remains at 0.1%.
Posted by admin on November 10th, 2011
The discussions between political leaders around the Greek Prime Minister-designate were completed Thursday night with no announcement on the composition of the future government, officials said an official with the outgoing government.
The new coalition government headed by Lucas Papademos must be invested to Friday 12:00 GMT.
Representatives of PASOK (Socialists), New Democracy (conservative) and LAOS (far right) attended the meeting Thursday night. They left the office of prime minister without making any announcement.
"The first meeting of party representatives with Mr.Papademos is over, "he told reporters a government official who requested anonymity.
He added that discussions would continue but it is unclear when the composition of government will be officially announced.
PASOK and New Democracy of the two main countries agreed on a coalition agreement to try to prevent Greece from bankruptcy.
Posted by admin on November 9th, 2011
The forecast of zero growth of the French economy in the fourth quarter by the Banque de France confirms a slowdown sustainable activity that weakens the hypothesis government and increases the likelihood of a new austerity plan next year.
The forecast released Wednesday, in line with that issued by INSEE in October, comes two days after the announcement of a second austerity plan in less than three months and a G20 summit haunted by the specter of a recession.
Weak growth, zero or negative, means that tax revenues will be lower than expected and higher spending, the financial statements being greater demand.The French economy grew by 0.9% in the first quarter and was flat in the second.
The Institute of Statistics said in October forecast growth of 0.3% in the third quarter and a stagnation in the fourth, according to the assumptions that should enable it to achieve the government forecast for 2011 (1.75%).
ECONOMY TO START OFF 2012
But the achievements of growth for 2012 would be only 0.2%, six times less than at the end of 2010, and it would be even lower if growth in the third quarter was only 0.1% as the has provided the Bank of France.
Posted by admin on November 7th, 2011
The parties of the coalition of Angela Merkel announced Sunday night tax breaks 6 billion euros in 2013 and 2014. The opposition considers these tax cuts are incompatible with the objective of reducing debt. German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Minister of Economy Rainer Bruederle at the energy conference in Berlin on March 22
German opposition parties have rejected Monday plans tax relief presented Sunday by the ruling coalition, they are able to derail the upper house of parliament, the Bundesrat, where they predominate. "I can not imagine a majority for the proposals that form the Bundesrat," said Jürgen Trittin, one of the leaders of the Green Party, "it would be very surprised."
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