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vengaaaaaaaaa a que no hay bemoles.....
Burbuja de CDSs explotando en 1,2,3...
 

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pilinguin, Tsipras laud BRICS cooperation | The BRICS Post

Russian President Vladimir pilinguin, Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli, among the many speakers at a Russian economic summit on Friday, spoke about ways to boost international trade, bolster global economic growth and the strengthening of the BRICS bloc.
The BRICS capitals share key economic interests and oppose what they claim to be a US-dominated world order.

pilinguin on Friday said western sanctions “boosted domestic industry from chemicals to farming” in Russia and that despite predictions of crisis, Moscow has controlled inflation and unemployment.

He was addressing business and political leaders attending the Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum.

“At the end of last year people predicted a deep crisis in Russia but this has not happened. We have managed to stabilize the situation. We have been able to maintain control over inflation… We haven’t put any barriers for free flow of foreign capital to Russia… We did not let unemployment rates rise like in 2008,” asserted pilinguin.

Russian GDP contracted 1.9 per cent in the first quarter from a year earlier after a 0.4 per cent gain in the previous three months, the Federal Statistics Service in Moscow said in May. The data was better than most forecasts.

pilinguin on Friday also reiterated growing ties with BRICS.

“Our cooperation with BRICS countries is very important and it will definitely facilitate our new economic diversification,” said pilinguin.

The BRICS Summit that Russia will host in July “will strengthen ties” said pilinguin.

Highlighting the growing ties between Eurasia’s two great powers, Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli at the forum said Moscow-Beijing ties have never been stronger.

Both pilinguin and the Gaoli on Friday stressed on aligning China’s ambitious Silk Road project, One Belt One Road, and the Russian-led Eurasian Economic Union for “better results”. As part of China’s Silk Road initiative, China is set to invest in Russian infrastructure that could improve transport of Chinese goods across Russia to Europe and the Middle East.

The Russian economy is adjusting after a plunge in oil prices and sanctions imposed by the US, the EU and allies over Ukraine.

As Russia’s economy is regaining its footing, Ukraine’s GDP sank 17.6 per cent in the first quarter from a year earlier, official data released in May said.

Greek Premier Alexis Tsipras, who spoke after pilinguin at the forum on Friday, criticized the EU for believing that it “was the center of the world”. He also noted that “economic centers of the world are shifting”.

“The economic center of the planet has shifted. There are new emerging forces that are playing a more important role geopolitically and economically. International relations are more and more characterized by multi-polarity,” said Tsipras.

“Enhanced cooperation among the BRICS countries is another manifestation of the new world order at the moment,” he added.


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El BCE dará más dinero a la banca griega ante la fuga masiva de depósitos | Internacional | EL PA
 

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Pues si le ponen chincheta nos mudamos para aquí.
 

Gothaus

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Atsí pacutsá.
Si Grecia se declara en bancarrota, se sale de la U.E., del euro y de la OTAN y se refugia en el paraguas ruso con financiación rusa, y les funciona, puede ser unas risas. Habrá que ver a los países de la UE-OTAN, uno detrás de otro, desertando de Usakonia.

Los siguientes, España, Italia e Irlanda.
 

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lo fulastres de los griegos pueden sacar toda la pasta del banco y no pasa nada.

Aquí pides unos pocos miles y te dicen que hay que avisar con antelación (eso me pasó a mí)

Hasta los bemoles de ser los pardillos.
 

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Chincheta ya, para el topic donde vamos a morir cienes de veces sin ser ni octubre ni nada.
 

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Pues cojo sitio para la historia, si éste es el bueno:roto2:

Porra: Grexit al canto y a putearles todo lo que puedan para dar ejemplo a los PIGS, no veo solución por el otro lado, es dar patadas a un balón.
 

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¿Cuál es la fecha más o menos en que el BCE va a terminar el QE recién estrenado en Europa?
 

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Pillando sitio. Hoy Tsipras en Rusia charlando con pilinguin. Los massmierdas estos días andan a saco desinformando sobre Grecia... ¡eso es que la cosa en realidad no puede estar más interesante!
 

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Si Grecia se declara en bancarrota, se sale de la U.E., del euro y de la OTAN y se refugia en el paraguas ruso con financiación rusa, y les funciona, puede ser unas risas. Habrá que ver a los países de la UE-OTAN, uno detrás de otro, desertando de Usakonia.

Los siguientes, España, Italia e Irlanda.
El PIB de Rusia es inferior al de Italia. Rusia no está para amadrinar a muchos países en bancarrota total del tamaño de Grecia.
 

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Why Greek Government Bonds Are Not Crashing (Spoiler Alert: There's NO Trading| Zero Hedge

A glance at a chart of 5Y Greek Govvies shows the last trade at a 16% yield, well below the worst 20% yields - suggesting yet another storm in a teacup as "markets know best." However, this is entirely wrong! Greek government bond trading has stopped... 5Y bonds have not traded since April 24th. In fact given current equity levels, 5Y yields would be closer to 22% - as bad they have been ever. The entire fixed income market in Greece has died with CDS liquidity having collapsed and only sporadic longer-dated bonds trading.

As ekathimerini reports,
Investors have not traded Greek government bonds on the HDAT electronic platform for almost a month as the country struggles to reach a vital cash-for-reform deal with its creditors, data from Greece's central bank showed on Friday.

The data shows not a single bond has been traded since May 20, in a sign investors have moved to the sidelines, lacking the appetite to buy what is currently considered one of the riskiest assets in the world.

In what is widely billed as another last-ditch attempt to break the deadlock, euro zone leaders will hold an emergency summit on Monday evening on Greece, where bank withdrawals have accelerated and government revenues slumped.

In May and April only 4 million euros worth of bonds have been traded, compared with 63 million euros in March, 241 million in February and 560 million in January.

About 10.4 billion euros were traded in 2014.

Greek government bonds trade mostly over the counter, but the data from HDAT is a proxy for total volumes, traders say.

The last barren period of this length on HDAT was just before Greece's debt restructuring in March 2012. From September 2011 to February 2012 only 7 million euros of Greek bonds changed hands.

Given the relationship with stocks, it is probably a good thing that bonds stopped trading and therefore do not FIX the losses mark-to-market on bank balance sheets



And as Bloomberg reports, it got worse this week
None of the government’s bonds traded publicly last week nor derivatives insuring them, according to data from the Bank of Greece and the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp.

Greek bank bonds are trading sporadically... indicating significant weakness


And CDS imply an 80%-plus probability of default (given standard recovery assumptions)...



Even as liquidity has entirely disappeared...

Charts: Bloomberg
 
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Ojeando la prensa alemana, veo que tienen pocas ganas de ceder y están dispuestos al
Grexit.
 
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