Próximoo pais a cair - Letonia?
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Pata-Hari Escreveu:De onde é o Privat Bank onde o pessoal anda a fazer DPs?
É precisamente da Letonia...
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nuno tmb duvido q seja da letonia isso da euribor visto q esta noticia tmb ja tem uns dias... isso da euribor sera outra coisa certamente
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[quote="mnfv"]Ou o facto do ba..
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mnfv Escreveu:Veiga, mas já caiu algum país?
Islandia rings any bell?
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A Islandia.
mnfv Escreveu:Veiga, mas já caiu algum país?
Caiu e foi ao mar e ainda anda debaixo d' agua.

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Próximoo pais a cair - Letonia?
Parece que o leilão de divida da Letonia nao teve qualquer licitação, e isto numa divida cuja maturidade era em 6 meses...

Latvia on the brink
By: Steve Goldstein
MarketWatch
Oct. 7, 2009, 10:04 a.m.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-la ... 2009-10-07
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- It's never good news when a government bond auction fails. It's particularly bad news when an auction fails for a note maturing in just six months. And it's really bad news when there isn't any bid at all.
Yet that's what happened Wednesday when Latvia tried to sell close to $17 million of paper. It's not hard to figure out why.
The Baltic country is squabbling with Western -- mostly Swedish -- leaders over spending cuts, and it's a very real possibility that the country may be forced to devalue its euro-pegged currency if emergency global funds don't arrive.
Were Latvia to devalue, that would hit economies in neighboring countries like Lithuania, and Swedish banks would rack up additional losses on the loans they have made throughout the region.
The real nightmare scenario would be the Swedish banks then pulling down other European banks, and then triggering Credit Crunch: Part 2.
There is, of course, a long way before that unwieldy scenario comes to pass. Latvia hasn't devalued -- yet - and, even if it does, that doesn't mean it would drag the Swedish banks under.
Lenders like Swedbank which has more branches in the Baltic countries and Ukraine than in Sweden -- have endured plenty of losses, and Swedbank, for one, just raised more than $2 billion to weather stormier times. See earlier story.
Still, investors might recall a minor matter involving teaser loans that only took down the entire world economy.
Not every domino falls. But there's one that's looking shaky.
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