por admin » Jue Abr 22, 2010 7:28 am
Todo una desgracia:
El indice MSCI bajjo 0.5% a las 12:40 p.m. en London, el euro bajaba frente a una canasta de 13 monedas. Los bonos Griegos caian, los inversionistas demandaban mayores intereses por la compra de la deuda de ese pais.
El total del deficit del presupuesto de las 16 naciones de la region euro subio a 6.3% del PBI del anio pasado, este es el mas alto desde la introduccion de euro en 1999. el IMF advertia que si no se contenia la deuda publica tendria severas consecuencias en la economia mundial.
El sentimiento del credito se ha deteriorado considerablemente respecto a Europa.
Las acciones Griegas caian 3.6% y el seguro para protegerse contra el default de Grecia subia.
Index declined 0.5 percent at 12:40 p.m. in London and the euro retreated against 13 of its most-traded counterparts. Greek bonds fell, increasing the yield premium investors demand to hold the nation’s 10-year bonds instead of benchmark German bunds to 551 basis points. Futures on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index dropped 0.6 percent.
The total budget shortfall for the 16-nation euro region widened to 6.3 percent of gross domestic product last year, the biggest since the introduction of the euro in 1999, the EU’s Luxembourg-based statistics office said. The International Monetary Fund, which yesterday raised its forecast for global growth in 2010, cautioned that a failure to contain public debt might have “severe” consequences for the world economy.
“Credit sentiment has deteriorated markedly because of concerns about the long-term health of highly indebted euro zone governments, which has triggered widespread speculation about Greek debt restructuring, and the impact on bank capital from deteriorating sovereign risk exposure,” Lena Komileva, an economist at Tullet Prebon Plc in London, wrote in a report.
Greece’s ASE Index of stocks dropped 3.6 percent and the cost of insuring the nation’s debt for a year surged 166 basis points to a record 806, according to CMA DataVision, amid mounting concern the government will cut or delay payments to bondholders. The country’s budget deficit was 13.6 percent of gross domestic product in 2009, Eurostat said today.