Mirando la gráfica del euro el tema parece que estaba más que descontado.

http://www.burbuja.info/inmobiliaria...auss-kahn.html

nos trasladamus, yo te invoco!!

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Esa noticia NO la mencionan la edición on-line de 'Der Spiegel' ni la del diario suizo 'NZZ'.
Ya es raro eso.

¿Seguro que es verdad?

Ampliar vencimientos no es tampoco la solución. Lo ideal es que esas ampliaciones sirvan para empezar a hacer un Plan Brady para la economía griega.

Y, porque no, quizás LO MEJOR PARA TODOS ES QUE GRECIA SALGA DEL EURO.

En cualquier caso, no hacía falta esperar un año para esto. ¿PORQUÉ NO SE LLEGÓ A LA MISMA CONCLUSIÓN EL AÑO PASADO EN LUGAR DE LAS GILIPOLLECES DEL PLAN DE RESCATE?

Este año de retraso le va a costar dinero a la UE, a los griegos...

¿PORQUÉ ESE RETRASO, SI HACE YA UN AÑO SE SABÍA QUE NO PODRÍAN PAGAR?

¿ERA NECESARIO EL EXPERIMENTO DE LA AUSTERIDAD?

RESPONSABILIDADES, SEÑORES. QUEREMOS RESPONSABILIDADES.

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Tiene la pinta que no. Al menos de momento.

EU's Juncker weighs soft Greek debt restructuring | Reuters

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EU opens door to

By William L. Watts, MarketWatch
LONDON (MarketWatch) — A European Union official left the door open to allowing Greece to discuss extending its debt-repayment plans, as the nation faces ongoing doubts about its solvency despite last year’s bailout.

Jean-Claude Juncker, who chairs the group of euro-zone finance ministers, said Tuesday that Greece could see a “soft” restructuring of its debt if it quickly presses ahead with its plan to privatize 50 billion euros ($70.8 billion) in assets and embark on other reforms, news reports said.

Greece must make the effort because its medium- and long-term debt “at the moment is unsustainable,” Juncker, who is also prime minister of Luxembourg, said at a seminar in Brussels, according to Reuters.

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“If Greece makes all these efforts, then we must see if it is possible to make a soft restructuring of Greek debt. I am strictly opposed to a major restructuring of Greek debt,” he said.

The remarks marked the first official use of the word “restructuring” and the first formal admission that Greece’s debt burden is unsustainable, said Chris Walker, currency strategist at UBS.

The euro /quotes/comstock/21o!x:seurusd EURUSD -0.0424% traded at $1.4162 versus the dollar, down from around $1.4189 in North American trade late Monday.

But European leaders still appear undecided on how to approach Greece even as economists increasingly see the nation unable to get its finances under control without some form of restructuring of its existing debt.

“There is no way Greece on its own can go through [the required level] of fiscal restraint without a decade of negative growth. I don’t think anyone in Europe wants that,“ said Nariman Behravesh, chief economist at IHS Global Insight, at a conference hosted by the forecasting firm in London.

Getting Greek debt back on a sustainable track will likely require bondholders taking around a 50% haircut on their holdings, a level that is “big, but not unprecedented,” he said.

European officials appear to be nowhere near contemplating such a large move, Behravesh said.

Juncker late Monday told reporters after a meeting of euro-zone finance ministers in Brussels that a “large restructuring” wasn’t an option.

“Nobody was mentioning tonight the need of having a large restructuring. I wouldn’t exclude in a definite way a kind of re-profiling but this is not an isolated answer,” he said. Read more about Juncker’s Monday comments.

But his view didn’t appear unanimous. News reports said French Finance Minister Christine Lagarde dismissed any rescheduling of Greek debt.

“Restructuring, rescheduling — off the table,” she said at a news conference Monday night.
/quotes/comstock/21o!x:seurusd Add EURUSD to portfolio EURUSD
Euro vs. US Dollar
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May 17, 2011 2:12p
William L. Watts is a reporter for MarketWatch in London.

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Esta en Invertia tambien...........


Invertia - Grecia

Para dar tiempo a los bancos a colocar esa deuda tóxica a los incautos, y pillar lo máximo posible de los Gobiernos. Y para acabar de consolidar las pensiones millonarias de los banqueros.

Si por "dejar caer" quiere usted decir "no rescatar", pues ojalá