[Archive] FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Consequences (Episode 15: May 2012) - page 114

 
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Did something happen?
Yes spilled the pound and the euro a bit)
 

Greece's possible exclusion from the eurozone would not be a disaster for it, says Michel Aglietta, professor at the University of Paris 10 and adviser at the Centre for Prospective Studies and International Information (CEPII).

RIA Novosti 17:52

Former Greek Prime Minister Costas Simitis, who earlier said Greece should remain in the single currency area because the consequences of its exit from the eurozone could prove disastrous ,holds a similar position .Vesti.Finance 14:08

Exiting the eurozone means at least a three-month paralysis of the Greek financial system, because during this period Greek banks will not be able to function - they need to print new notes, prepare them for new operations, etc. Exchange Leader 03:14

Earlier, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said that Greece's possible exit from the eurozone would do more harm to Greece itself than to other eurozone countries.

 
This is a bullshit, an excuse to dump the Euro on cheap purchase by the doll, now the Analiticians will start their nonsense about 1.2 and lower, like the Euro is dead, etc. as in the last approach to the 1.27. They will reactivate at 1.36, and from there it is possible to go to 1.18 and 1.12.
 
  • Greek President Karolos Papoulias intends to hold new early elections on June 17 and appoint Panagiotis Pikramenos, head of the Greek Council of State(supreme administrative court), as prime minister of the interim government, Greek state television reported. RIA Novosti 18:23
  • Asian stock exchanges crashed amid news from Greece where an unresolved political crisis threatens the country's continued presence in the euro zone. The biggest dropdown was recorded by Hong Kong's Hang Seng index which plunged 3.48%, South Korea's Kospi index which dropped 3.08% and Shanghai Composite index which dropped 1.21%. RBC 15:25
  • The Greek political parties that were elected to parliament in the recent elections have exhausted all opportunities to form a coalition government. The Greek government has reached the end of its tether, according to a statement by Panos Kammenos, the leader of the right-wing conservatives who oppose an international rescue plan for the Greek economy with the help of foreign financial injections.
 
The eurozone will be better off if Greece leaves the eurozone) They may fuck the eu on this in a moment, but in the long term they will recognize that this is a good fact and on this positive momentum and leave - they will not have to give them money anymore, they will just cut it off and that's it, but they will tell the wrong investors that it is too bad and they will just spill it and then buy it back.
 
 
Man, who's on penny (penny) accounts is a class act!!!
 
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Man, who's on cent (penny) accounts is great!!!!
Do you have a cent?:))
 
...Greeks will not be let out of the eurozone.... the eurozone financial system is an open pyramid...well they will print more euros and lend them to Greeks...the middle class Europeans who are dispossessed...proletarians of mental and physical labour...and Greeks need to work...but they are hot and do not want to, and not very good at it...
 
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Do you have a cent?)

Ruble and dollars at the club
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