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Hernando de Soto entre los favoritos para el Nobel de Economía
03 de octubre de 2011 | 10:19 p.m.Mauricio Ottiniano - web@epensa.com.peLima - El reconocido economista peruano, Hernando de Soto, figura entre los principales candidatos a recibir el Premio Nobel de Economía, según un análisis realizado por el escritor y periodista alemán Olaf Storbeck.
Según Storbeck, periodista del diario financiero alemán Handelsblatt, las teorías de De Soto acerca de la exclusión de los derechos de propiedad como explicación de la pobreza es una tesis que lo acerca al ansiado premio internacional.
Destacó además que los trabajos de investigación realizados por el autor de El misterio del capital son la base del ranking Doing Bussines que desarrolla el Banco Mundial en todo el planeta.
Storbeck analizó la perspectiva del Comité del Nobel y sostuvo que el trabajo de De Soto reúne varias características que lo colocan como un firme candidato al galardón.
Así por ejemplo, detalló que juega a favor del peruano que sus tesis se consideran pro mercado, además de abordar de manera acuciosa el tema de la lucha contra la pobreza y, sobre todo, que proviene de un país en vías de desarrollo.
Storbeck también señala a otros tres economistas como posibles candidatos al Nobel: Robert Shiller, economista de Yale, Richard Easterlin, descubridor de la llamada Paradoja Easterlin y Anne Krueger.
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Bernanke de taquito le paso la bola al Congreso y Obama: La Casa Blanca y el Congreso comparten la responsabilidad de la recuperacion de la economia.
Bernanke advirtio de que la economia estaba "faltering" (perder confianza, debilitarse).
Bernanke Issues Warning, Urges Action on Economy
By JON HILSENRATH And LUCA DI LEO
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned the U.S. economic recovery was "close to faltering," and said Congress and the White House had a "shared responsibility" with the central bank to respond.
Such dire warnings are a gamble for Fed chiefs—or any leading policy maker for that matter. Mr. Bernanke wants to spur action in Washington, but he doesn't want to undermine fragile household and business confidence with gloomy talk.
Even so, Mr. Bernanke said the tumultuous talks to raise the debt ceiling in August unsettled investors and that the steps Congress has taken so far to reduce the long-run deficit have been inadequate. Even the $1.5 trillion budget-deficit reduction that a congressional supercommittee is assigned to produce by November won't be enough, he said. "More will be needed to achieve fiscal sustainability."
Speaking Tuesday before Congress's Joint Economic Committee, Mr. Bernanke's called on Congress and the White House for better policies to shrink the federal budget deficit in the long run without cutting too aggressively right away.
While fiscal policy is critical. Mr. Bernanke said, Congress needed to find new ways to jump-start the housing sector, promote trade and improve an overly complex tax code. "Fostering healthy growth and job creation is a shared responsibility of all economic policy makers, in close cooperation with the private sector," he told the bipartisan congressional panel.
Needed actions include coming up with a long-term plan for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which are now being run by the government, finding ways to make it easier for households to refinance mortgages and making it easier for banks to rent out properties they have come to own on defaulted mortgages.
Mr. Bernanke's remarks suggested the central bank itself wasn't moving quickly toward new measures to jump-start economic growth.
Since August, the Fed has taken several steps it hopes will foster more investment and spending by pushing already-low interest rates down even more. The central bank has said it is likely to keep short-term rates near zero until at least mid-2013. It also announced a plan to reijgger its securities portfolio so it holds more mortgage bonds and long-term debt than previously planned. Those steps are meant to keep credit cheap.
The Fed's move to increase its share of long-term bonds "is particularly important now that the economy is, the recovery is close to faltering," Mr. Bernanke said. He noted that job growth has slowed from earlier in the year, economic output is growing more slowly than officials expected and risks of a European financial crisis have made markets more volatile.
In a next step, the Fed could engage in another round of government bond purchases, known generally as quantitative easing. But Mr. Bernanke saidadded, suggested it wasn't on the front burner, saying, "We have no immediate plans to do anything like that." It's possible the Fed will pause for a while and assess the impact of its earlier actions
Investors globally have grown alarmed about the risk of financial chaos spreading from Europe—where banks are exposed to the shaky finances of Greece and other governments. Mr. Bernanke listed that as one of many threats to the U.S. economy.
Ben Bernanke urged U.S. lawmakers to do more to help the economy; however, he was careful to not send any new signals about a possible QE program, WSJ economics editor David Wessel reports on Markets Hub. Photo: Reuters.
.In response to questions, Mr. Bernanke said Americans were "innocent bystanders" to Europe's problems. If there is another financial crisis, Mr. Bernanke said the Fed would try to keep markets stable by providing abundant short-term credit to banks that need it and also make dollars available to other central banks as it has been doing since the 2008 crisis. But he said there wasn't anything the Fed could do to fix Europe's problems.
Mr. Bernanke faced what has become regular criticism from Republicans at the hearing. Rep. Mick Mulvaney, a South Carolina Republican, said the Fed's low interest-rate policies were enabling government budget deficits by making it so cheap for the government to borrow. Mr. Bernanke retorted, "I don't think that's a valid point," arguing it was up to Congress to control its own purse.
Republicans also pressed the Fed chairman on the risk the central bank could be stirring inflation with its efforts to pump money into the financial system to bring down interest rates. Mr. Bernanke dismissed such worries. He said a spurt in consumer prices earlier this year was already receding and that unemployment was a bigger threat.
"Right now, frankly, we're much further away from full employment than we are from price stability," he said. With that comment was a hint: The Fed might not be hurrying to do more to help the economy right now, but it is still leaning in that direction.
Mr. Bernanke also pointed more bluntly than usual at China, saying its undervalued currency is impeding a global recovery by hurting exports from China's trade partners. His remarks came as the Senate was considering legislation that would punish China for keeping the value of its currency low.
Highlighting the need for the government and the central bank to work together to aid the economy, Mr. Bernanke said the recent protests in New York against Wall Street show that Americans are "dissatisfied with the policy response here in Washington." He showed some sympathy for the demonstrators: "At some level, I can't blame them," he said, pointing to an unemployment rate that remains stuck above 9.0%.
Bernanke advirtio de que la economia estaba "faltering" (perder confianza, debilitarse).
Bernanke Issues Warning, Urges Action on Economy
By JON HILSENRATH And LUCA DI LEO
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned the U.S. economic recovery was "close to faltering," and said Congress and the White House had a "shared responsibility" with the central bank to respond.
Such dire warnings are a gamble for Fed chiefs—or any leading policy maker for that matter. Mr. Bernanke wants to spur action in Washington, but he doesn't want to undermine fragile household and business confidence with gloomy talk.
Even so, Mr. Bernanke said the tumultuous talks to raise the debt ceiling in August unsettled investors and that the steps Congress has taken so far to reduce the long-run deficit have been inadequate. Even the $1.5 trillion budget-deficit reduction that a congressional supercommittee is assigned to produce by November won't be enough, he said. "More will be needed to achieve fiscal sustainability."
Speaking Tuesday before Congress's Joint Economic Committee, Mr. Bernanke's called on Congress and the White House for better policies to shrink the federal budget deficit in the long run without cutting too aggressively right away.
While fiscal policy is critical. Mr. Bernanke said, Congress needed to find new ways to jump-start the housing sector, promote trade and improve an overly complex tax code. "Fostering healthy growth and job creation is a shared responsibility of all economic policy makers, in close cooperation with the private sector," he told the bipartisan congressional panel.
Needed actions include coming up with a long-term plan for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which are now being run by the government, finding ways to make it easier for households to refinance mortgages and making it easier for banks to rent out properties they have come to own on defaulted mortgages.
Mr. Bernanke's remarks suggested the central bank itself wasn't moving quickly toward new measures to jump-start economic growth.
Since August, the Fed has taken several steps it hopes will foster more investment and spending by pushing already-low interest rates down even more. The central bank has said it is likely to keep short-term rates near zero until at least mid-2013. It also announced a plan to reijgger its securities portfolio so it holds more mortgage bonds and long-term debt than previously planned. Those steps are meant to keep credit cheap.
The Fed's move to increase its share of long-term bonds "is particularly important now that the economy is, the recovery is close to faltering," Mr. Bernanke said. He noted that job growth has slowed from earlier in the year, economic output is growing more slowly than officials expected and risks of a European financial crisis have made markets more volatile.
In a next step, the Fed could engage in another round of government bond purchases, known generally as quantitative easing. But Mr. Bernanke saidadded, suggested it wasn't on the front burner, saying, "We have no immediate plans to do anything like that." It's possible the Fed will pause for a while and assess the impact of its earlier actions
Investors globally have grown alarmed about the risk of financial chaos spreading from Europe—where banks are exposed to the shaky finances of Greece and other governments. Mr. Bernanke listed that as one of many threats to the U.S. economy.
Ben Bernanke urged U.S. lawmakers to do more to help the economy; however, he was careful to not send any new signals about a possible QE program, WSJ economics editor David Wessel reports on Markets Hub. Photo: Reuters.
.In response to questions, Mr. Bernanke said Americans were "innocent bystanders" to Europe's problems. If there is another financial crisis, Mr. Bernanke said the Fed would try to keep markets stable by providing abundant short-term credit to banks that need it and also make dollars available to other central banks as it has been doing since the 2008 crisis. But he said there wasn't anything the Fed could do to fix Europe's problems.
Mr. Bernanke faced what has become regular criticism from Republicans at the hearing. Rep. Mick Mulvaney, a South Carolina Republican, said the Fed's low interest-rate policies were enabling government budget deficits by making it so cheap for the government to borrow. Mr. Bernanke retorted, "I don't think that's a valid point," arguing it was up to Congress to control its own purse.
Republicans also pressed the Fed chairman on the risk the central bank could be stirring inflation with its efforts to pump money into the financial system to bring down interest rates. Mr. Bernanke dismissed such worries. He said a spurt in consumer prices earlier this year was already receding and that unemployment was a bigger threat.
"Right now, frankly, we're much further away from full employment than we are from price stability," he said. With that comment was a hint: The Fed might not be hurrying to do more to help the economy right now, but it is still leaning in that direction.
Mr. Bernanke also pointed more bluntly than usual at China, saying its undervalued currency is impeding a global recovery by hurting exports from China's trade partners. His remarks came as the Senate was considering legislation that would punish China for keeping the value of its currency low.
Highlighting the need for the government and the central bank to work together to aid the economy, Mr. Bernanke said the recent protests in New York against Wall Street show that Americans are "dissatisfied with the policy response here in Washington." He showed some sympathy for the demonstrators: "At some level, I can't blame them," he said, pointing to an unemployment rate that remains stuck above 9.0%.
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Re: Miercoles 05/10/11 Empleo privado de acuerdo a ADP
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Se espera una creacion de 75,000 empleos privados. Ojala sea verdad.
Se espera que el ISM baje de 53.3 a 53. Mas de 50 es expansion.
Tomorrow’s Tape: ADP, Easy As 1-2-4
By Mark Gongloff
7:00 a.m. ET: The MBA’s weekly Mortgage Applications index is due. Refi boomlet, anyone? Anyone?
8:15 a.m.: ADP payroll report. Economists see 75,000 new private-sector jobs, down from 91,000 in August (a big overestimate, recall).
10:00 a.m.: The ISM services index for September is expected to dip to 53 from 53.3 in August.
Earnings:
Costco
Monsanto
Marriott
Se espera que el ISM baje de 53.3 a 53. Mas de 50 es expansion.
Tomorrow’s Tape: ADP, Easy As 1-2-4
By Mark Gongloff
7:00 a.m. ET: The MBA’s weekly Mortgage Applications index is due. Refi boomlet, anyone? Anyone?
8:15 a.m.: ADP payroll report. Economists see 75,000 new private-sector jobs, down from 91,000 in August (a big overestimate, recall).
10:00 a.m.: The ISM services index for September is expected to dip to 53 from 53.3 in August.
Earnings:
Costco
Monsanto
Marriott
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El adulto en los tratados de libre Comercio
El republicano John Boehner actua de manera presidencial
Obama esta apoyando el proteccionismo en el congreso, El Speaker Jonh Boehner mostro mejor jucio al denunciar la tactica de los democratas como "peligrosa"
Bohner dijo que era peligroso aprobar legislacion para forzar a alguien a actuar sobre el valor de su moneda, eso no es lo que el Congreso debe estar haciendo. Insinuo que no llevara la propuesta al piso para votacion.
La unica verdad en esto es que los sindicatos estan presionando a Obama y los democratas a no aprobar lso tratados de libre comercio con Colombia, Panama y South Korea.
Washington's Free Trade Adult
John Boehner acts presidential
President Obama is indulging Congress's protectionist elements as the price of moving three delayed free-trade agreements. Speaker John Boehner showed better judgment when he denounced such tactical domestic politics as "dangerous" on Monday night.
Mr. Boehner's comments came after the Senate cleared with a 79-19 procedural vote a bill that would impose tariffs on China for supposed currency manipulation. Mr. Boehner was left to fill the Presidential vacuum, saying that "It's pretty dangerous to be moving legislation through the United States Congress forcing someone to deal with the value of their currency." He added that "This is well beyond what Congress ought to be doing," and he hinted that he wouldn't bring the bill to the House floor.
Mr. Boehner's act of trade responsibility is especially notable because 60 House Republicans have signed on to a bill that mirrors the Senate version. Including 158 Democrats, that makes a House majority—218 Members—that is merely cosponsoring the bill.
..Perhaps that's why New York Senator Chuck Schumer took to the Senate floor yesterday to claim he was "aghast" when he heard Mr. Boehner's remarks. "I have news, Mr. Speaker, we are already in a trade war with China," he said, accusing Mr. Boehner of "raising the white flag on American jobs, American wealth, American manufacturing and American competitiveness." Mr. Schumer even suggested that Mr. Boehner's real goal was to hurt the U.S. economy and thus Mr. Obama's re-election prospects.
Mr. Schumer and Mr. Obama, both of whom know better, are putting Mr. Boehner in a rough political spot in order to give Senate Democrats political cover against unions, which oppose the trade pacts with Panama, Colombia and Korea. But the irony is that the Speaker is one of the few figures defending the trade agenda Mr. Obama claims to favor. He's getting no help from Republicans like Mitt Romney, who is running on a trade platform indistinguishable from Mr. Schumer's.
At least there's one adult in Washington who is putting the national economic interest first, and thinking seriously about the consequences that would result—pace Mr. Schumer—if the U.S. really does open a China trade war. If Mr. Obama believes his own rhetoric about the benefits of trade in a weak economy, he'll join Mr. Boehner as an ally
El republicano John Boehner actua de manera presidencial
Obama esta apoyando el proteccionismo en el congreso, El Speaker Jonh Boehner mostro mejor jucio al denunciar la tactica de los democratas como "peligrosa"
Bohner dijo que era peligroso aprobar legislacion para forzar a alguien a actuar sobre el valor de su moneda, eso no es lo que el Congreso debe estar haciendo. Insinuo que no llevara la propuesta al piso para votacion.
La unica verdad en esto es que los sindicatos estan presionando a Obama y los democratas a no aprobar lso tratados de libre comercio con Colombia, Panama y South Korea.
Washington's Free Trade Adult
John Boehner acts presidential
President Obama is indulging Congress's protectionist elements as the price of moving three delayed free-trade agreements. Speaker John Boehner showed better judgment when he denounced such tactical domestic politics as "dangerous" on Monday night.
Mr. Boehner's comments came after the Senate cleared with a 79-19 procedural vote a bill that would impose tariffs on China for supposed currency manipulation. Mr. Boehner was left to fill the Presidential vacuum, saying that "It's pretty dangerous to be moving legislation through the United States Congress forcing someone to deal with the value of their currency." He added that "This is well beyond what Congress ought to be doing," and he hinted that he wouldn't bring the bill to the House floor.
Mr. Boehner's act of trade responsibility is especially notable because 60 House Republicans have signed on to a bill that mirrors the Senate version. Including 158 Democrats, that makes a House majority—218 Members—that is merely cosponsoring the bill.
..Perhaps that's why New York Senator Chuck Schumer took to the Senate floor yesterday to claim he was "aghast" when he heard Mr. Boehner's remarks. "I have news, Mr. Speaker, we are already in a trade war with China," he said, accusing Mr. Boehner of "raising the white flag on American jobs, American wealth, American manufacturing and American competitiveness." Mr. Schumer even suggested that Mr. Boehner's real goal was to hurt the U.S. economy and thus Mr. Obama's re-election prospects.
Mr. Schumer and Mr. Obama, both of whom know better, are putting Mr. Boehner in a rough political spot in order to give Senate Democrats political cover against unions, which oppose the trade pacts with Panama, Colombia and Korea. But the irony is that the Speaker is one of the few figures defending the trade agenda Mr. Obama claims to favor. He's getting no help from Republicans like Mitt Romney, who is running on a trade platform indistinguishable from Mr. Schumer's.
At least there's one adult in Washington who is putting the national economic interest first, and thinking seriously about the consequences that would result—pace Mr. Schumer—if the U.S. really does open a China trade war. If Mr. Obama believes his own rhetoric about the benefits of trade in a weak economy, he'll join Mr. Boehner as an ally
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5:24 p.m. EDT 10/04/11Treasurys
Price Chg Yield %
2-Year Note* -2/32 0.260
10-Year Note* -19/32 1.824
* at close
11:09 p.m. EDT 10/04/11Futures
Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 77.67 2.00 75.67
Gold 1632.7 16.7 1616.0
E-mini Dow 10659 -24 10683
E-mini S&P 500 1111.00 -2.50 1113.50
11:18 p.m. EDT 10/04/11Currencies
Last (bid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 76.67 76.81
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.3290 1.3352
† Late Tuesday in New York.
Price Chg Yield %
2-Year Note* -2/32 0.260
10-Year Note* -19/32 1.824
* at close
11:09 p.m. EDT 10/04/11Futures
Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 77.67 2.00 75.67
Gold 1632.7 16.7 1616.0
E-mini Dow 10659 -24 10683
E-mini S&P 500 1111.00 -2.50 1113.50
11:18 p.m. EDT 10/04/11Currencies
Last (bid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 76.67 76.81
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.3290 1.3352
† Late Tuesday in New York.
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Yields up 1.85%
Los futures del Dow Jones al alza en 32 puntos. Europa al alza, posible recorte de intereses por parte del ECB.
Oil up 77.61
Euro down 1.3343
Au down 1,612
El Asia cerro en rojo, exceptopor Australia.
Alemania +3.02%
Libor igual 0.38%
Los futures del Dow Jones al alza en 32 puntos. Europa al alza, posible recorte de intereses por parte del ECB.
Oil up 77.61
Euro down 1.3343
Au down 1,612
El Asia cerro en rojo, exceptopor Australia.
Alemania +3.02%
Libor igual 0.38%
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Futures cu up 3.1225
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Treasurys Price Chg Yield %
2-Year Note 0/32 0.256
10-Year Note -9/32 1.855
* at close
6:25 a.m. EDT 10/05/11Futures Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 77.74 2.07 75.67
Gold 1614.1 -1.9 1616.0
E-mini Dow 10719 36 10683
E-mini S&P 500 1118.50 5.00 1113.50
6:35 a.m. EDT 10/05/11Currencies Last (bid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 76.69 76.81
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.3343 1.3352
† Late Tuesday in New York.
2-Year Note 0/32 0.256
10-Year Note -9/32 1.855
* at close
6:25 a.m. EDT 10/05/11Futures Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 77.74 2.07 75.67
Gold 1614.1 -1.9 1616.0
E-mini Dow 10719 36 10683
E-mini S&P 500 1118.50 5.00 1113.50
6:35 a.m. EDT 10/05/11Currencies Last (bid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 76.69 76.81
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.3343 1.3352
† Late Tuesday in New York.
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Copper October 05,06:19
Bid/Ask 3.0955 - 3.0999
Change +0.0442 +1.45%
Low/High 3.0799 - 3.1471
Charts
Nickel October 05,06:19
Bid/Ask 8.4497 - 8.4882
Change +0.0499 +0.59%
Low/High 8.3499 - 8.6615
Charts
Aluminum October 05,06:19
Bid/Ask 0.9678 - 0.9691
Change +0.0052 +0.54%
Low/High 0.9626 - 0.9807
Charts
Zinc October 05,06:19
Bid/Ask 0.8324 - 0.8339
Change -0.0009 -0.11%
Low/High 0.8284 - 0.8519
Charts
Lead October 05,06:19
Bid/Ask 0.8844 - 0.8865
Change +0.0111 +1.27%
Low/High 0.8721 - 0.9014
Bid/Ask 3.0955 - 3.0999
Change +0.0442 +1.45%
Low/High 3.0799 - 3.1471
Charts
Nickel October 05,06:19
Bid/Ask 8.4497 - 8.4882
Change +0.0499 +0.59%
Low/High 8.3499 - 8.6615
Charts
Aluminum October 05,06:19
Bid/Ask 0.9678 - 0.9691
Change +0.0052 +0.54%
Low/High 0.9626 - 0.9807
Charts
Zinc October 05,06:19
Bid/Ask 0.8324 - 0.8339
Change -0.0009 -0.11%
Low/High 0.8284 - 0.8519
Charts
Lead October 05,06:19
Bid/Ask 0.8844 - 0.8865
Change +0.0111 +1.27%
Low/High 0.8721 - 0.9014
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Re: Miercoles 05/10/11 Empleo privado de acuerdo a ADP
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Moody's seguira dando downgrades en Europa.
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Re: Miercoles 05/10/11 Empleo privado de acuerdo a ADP
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92% de los que ya tienen un iPhone volveran a comprarlo.
Oil up 77.63
Oil up 77.63
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Re: Miercoles 05/10/11 Empleo privado de acuerdo a ADP
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Plan de rescate Dexia estaría listo para el jueves
miércoles 5 de octubre de 2011 05:33 GYT
Imprimir[-] Texto [+] Por Alexandria Sage y Philip Blenkinsop
PARIS/BRUSELAS (Reuters) - Bélgica y Francia esperan tener listo para el jueves un plan de rescate para Dexia que dividiría al negocio de préstamo francés del banco y podría nacionalizar su brazo belga.
Con Dexia sufriendo en las últimas semanas por su exposición a Grecia y enfrentando dificultades para acceder a fondos, sus acciones tocaron un mínimo histórico el martes, lo que llevó a Bruselas y a París a salir a su rescate.
"Creo que mañana podría encontrarse una solución", dijo el miércoles el ministro de Finanzas de Francia, Francois Baroin, a la cadena de radio RTL. El funcionario repitió que Dexia no podría mantener su forma actual. "Eso es irrefutable", agregó.
Baroin también dijo que una solución que involucre su absorción por parte del banco estatal galo Caisse des Depots y Banque Postale, el brazo bancario del servicio postal, sería la más "sólida".
El primer ministro interino belga, Yves Leterme, dijo que una nacionalización de las actividades bancarias de Dexia, incluyendo una extensa operación minorista, estaba siendo considerada.
"Una de las posibilidades para consolidar Dexia Bank Belgium es, en cierto punto, asegurarnos que quede bajo control del Gobierno", dijo Leterme a la estación belga Radio 1.
Leterme también dijo que las garantías que Bruselas planea ofrecer a Dexia no representan un riesgo para el país y que aunque la nacionalización golpearía la deuda del sector público, el incremento sería "bastante limitado".
El gobernador del Banco de Francia, Christian Noyer, dijo que la especulación respecto a que el apoyo a Dexia amenazaría la calificación crediticia de Francia era "exagerada e inexacta".
miércoles 5 de octubre de 2011 05:33 GYT
Imprimir[-] Texto [+] Por Alexandria Sage y Philip Blenkinsop
PARIS/BRUSELAS (Reuters) - Bélgica y Francia esperan tener listo para el jueves un plan de rescate para Dexia que dividiría al negocio de préstamo francés del banco y podría nacionalizar su brazo belga.
Con Dexia sufriendo en las últimas semanas por su exposición a Grecia y enfrentando dificultades para acceder a fondos, sus acciones tocaron un mínimo histórico el martes, lo que llevó a Bruselas y a París a salir a su rescate.
"Creo que mañana podría encontrarse una solución", dijo el miércoles el ministro de Finanzas de Francia, Francois Baroin, a la cadena de radio RTL. El funcionario repitió que Dexia no podría mantener su forma actual. "Eso es irrefutable", agregó.
Baroin también dijo que una solución que involucre su absorción por parte del banco estatal galo Caisse des Depots y Banque Postale, el brazo bancario del servicio postal, sería la más "sólida".
El primer ministro interino belga, Yves Leterme, dijo que una nacionalización de las actividades bancarias de Dexia, incluyendo una extensa operación minorista, estaba siendo considerada.
"Una de las posibilidades para consolidar Dexia Bank Belgium es, en cierto punto, asegurarnos que quede bajo control del Gobierno", dijo Leterme a la estación belga Radio 1.
Leterme también dijo que las garantías que Bruselas planea ofrecer a Dexia no representan un riesgo para el país y que aunque la nacionalización golpearía la deuda del sector público, el incremento sería "bastante limitado".
El gobernador del Banco de Francia, Christian Noyer, dijo que la especulación respecto a que el apoyo a Dexia amenazaría la calificación crediticia de Francia era "exagerada e inexacta".
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