... de los mercados. Vuelven a subir las llamadas "primas de riesgo" de los países PIIGS, pues Portugal vuelve a ser cuestionado. Se cree que en marzo se le presentará la necesidad del rescate. La deuda española, de nuevo a 2 pp de la alemana: 5,32% frente a 3,32%.
La deuda de Portugal, al 7,34%. En el FT de hoy, "Una vez más, los políticos europeos han prometido algo sin dar detalles":
Richard McGuire, rates strategist at Rabobank, said: “Once again we’re back into this lull where they [EU policymakers] have promised something and they haven’t given details. I think the market will become increasingly concerned about this, exactly as they did about packages for Greece and Ireland.”
A leading investor said: “Portuguese debt costs are in danger of rising further and further as there are no buyers of the country’s debt.”
Some European policymakers would like to see Portugal opt for bail-out loans, which offer rates of about 6 per cent and are considered the best way to deal with the country’s banking and economic problems. There are also hopes among some strategists that the rates offered on bail-out loans will be reduced to encourage Lisbon to accept financial help.
Nadie compraba deuda portuguesa menos el BCE. Éste lleva 15 días sin comprar deuda de ningún país. De nuevo la desconfianza hacia los zapateros y los anodinos líderes europeos.
La deuda de Portugal, al 7,34%. En el FT de hoy, "Una vez más, los políticos europeos han prometido algo sin dar detalles":
Richard McGuire, rates strategist at Rabobank, said: “Once again we’re back into this lull where they [EU policymakers] have promised something and they haven’t given details. I think the market will become increasingly concerned about this, exactly as they did about packages for Greece and Ireland.”
A leading investor said: “Portuguese debt costs are in danger of rising further and further as there are no buyers of the country’s debt.”
Some European policymakers would like to see Portugal opt for bail-out loans, which offer rates of about 6 per cent and are considered the best way to deal with the country’s banking and economic problems. There are also hopes among some strategists that the rates offered on bail-out loans will be reduced to encourage Lisbon to accept financial help.
Nadie compraba deuda portuguesa menos el BCE. Éste lleva 15 días sin comprar deuda de ningún país. De nuevo la desconfianza hacia los zapateros y los anodinos líderes europeos.
2 comentarios:
WOWWW...pero si que no se. En estos dias (me refiero a nivel de mercados, claro) se dice que en Europa desde hace un año que 'estallo' la crisis, lo que se ha hecho es que los lideres europeos ya reconocen que hay un problema, porque empezaron por negarlo. HUM!!!. Ya no se yo quien es la tortuga, Ulises, la diosa Afrodita etc etc. Charlete
voy a escribir una fabula. me parece chupado
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