Portugal seen needing up to 60 billion euro package
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Eu acho que o Atomez está mais perto. Até já li 420 mil milhões
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2010 ... an-coffers
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2010 ... an-coffers
Isso são trocos. Se a Espanha precisar são para cima de 350b. É Grécia, Irlanda e Portugal somados e a dobrar!
Até acho que o melhor era pedir ajuda já, enquanto há dinheiro. Daqui a uns tempos pode já não haver...
O problema da Irlanda é que em 2008 o governo decidiu garantir a totalidade dos depósitos nos bancos para "acalmar os mercados", na altura resultou, agora estoirou-lhes nas mãos.
Cá só garantem 100 mil por cliente por banco.
Até acho que o melhor era pedir ajuda já, enquanto há dinheiro. Daqui a uns tempos pode já não haver...
O problema da Irlanda é que em 2008 o governo decidiu garantir a totalidade dos depósitos nos bancos para "acalmar os mercados", na altura resultou, agora estoirou-lhes nas mãos.
Cá só garantem 100 mil por cliente por banco.
As pessoas são tão ingénuas e tão agarradas aos seus interesses imediatos que um vigarista hábil consegue sempre que um grande número delas se deixe enganar.
Niccolò Machiavelli
http://www.facebook.com/atomez
Niccolò Machiavelli
http://www.facebook.com/atomez
Portugal seen needing up to 60 billion euro package
(Reuters) - Portugal is likely to need a rescue package of 45-60 billion euros from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund and may not get through the year without seeking a bailout.
Investors believe Portugal will be the next euro zone country after Greece and Ireland to ask for help as its borrowing costs have risen above sustainable levels while its economy lacks competitiveness and growth is very slow.
Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates insists Portugal can survive without a rescue and that his austerity budget of tax rises and public sector wage cuts will keep the ship afloat.
But many economists believe a bailout is just a question of when, not if, and some expect it could happen before the year-end if Lisbon is persuaded to tap EU funds pre-emptively in an effort to stop the euro zone sovereign debt crisis from spreading to Spain.
"It is very likely that they will ask for a bailout -- maybe before Christmas depending on market developments in the next days," said Juergen Michels, euro zone economist at Citigroup.
(Continue...) http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6B23Q220101203?pageNumber=1
Investors believe Portugal will be the next euro zone country after Greece and Ireland to ask for help as its borrowing costs have risen above sustainable levels while its economy lacks competitiveness and growth is very slow.
Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates insists Portugal can survive without a rescue and that his austerity budget of tax rises and public sector wage cuts will keep the ship afloat.
But many economists believe a bailout is just a question of when, not if, and some expect it could happen before the year-end if Lisbon is persuaded to tap EU funds pre-emptively in an effort to stop the euro zone sovereign debt crisis from spreading to Spain.
"It is very likely that they will ask for a bailout -- maybe before Christmas depending on market developments in the next days," said Juergen Michels, euro zone economist at Citigroup.
(Continue...) http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6B23Q220101203?pageNumber=1
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