Greece will get second EU/IMF aid tranche – FinMin

9 Responses to “Greece will get second EU/IMF aid tranche – FinMin”

1. Chris on July 25th, 2010 10:10 GMT
   

   It looks like Greece is off the naughty list!!!!!
2. ams on July 25th, 2010 12:12 GMT
   

   Seems suddenly the focus is “made to” turned on the dollar instead of the euro…the ways markets are “folded” is amazing..

   I mentioned few months ago EURO problems will disappear when China starts appreciating the Yuan, and it seems that has apparently turned out to be the case.

   We have done UK, Europe, we are doing US (as usual) Let’s see what’s next on the list. Perhaps Asia, but they are too clever and controling to be manipulated. Atleast for now.
3. N on July 25th, 2010 13:40 GMT
   

   I read China banks problems, and some stuff about North Korean threatening nuclear response to South Korea and America and well theres Japan with their expensive Yen which they really dont want.
4. Gerry Davies on July 25th, 2010 14:07 GMT
   

   well done N. why don’t you post some links?
5. Michael Miller on July 25th, 2010 14:50 GMT
   

   I meant to post those same topics on here yesterday, N, but got sidetracked. N. Korea is promising a “retaliatory sacred war” in regards to these exercises the S. and U.S. are doing, in the Sea of Japan. Everywhere you look on the globe, there’s more and more nonsense, popping up. Kinda makes you wonder.
6. Hart on July 25th, 2010 18:15 GMT
   

   This should go over well for the Dems. http:// www,reuters.com/article/idUSTRE66O0R120100725 with the elections coming up. Keep up the good work Timmy.
7. Hart on July 25th, 2010 18:18 GMT
   

   http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE66O0R120100725
8. JR on July 25th, 2010 19:35 GMT
   

   doesn’t matter- the country is polarized and so many of the republican voters are either utterly clueless or seriously delusional about the economy and their prospects from benefiting from the republican, big business policies. the deep south has voted republican since the civil rights legislation was passed. what has it gotten them? the area has ranked near the bottom in health care, education and poverty. and now, thanks to their backing of deregulation, the gulf coast is a freakin’ disaster area. most of the people down there don’t even come close to making $250k/year. if republicans get more control it just means more deregulation and more scams. and the truth is, as john mack said, the finance industry has to be regulated more because they can’t regulate themselves. they have to do whatever dodgy business the guy down wall st is doing in order to deliver competitive returns. so they have to be regulated or they’ll just find the next Sen Gramm, create some loophole and exploit it, knowing that they’ll get the profits in the beginning and middle of the cycle- and that the taxpayers will be left financing the losses, via debt that will be passed on for generations. anyhow, people get their looks, money, politics and religion from their mommy and daddies- and they don’t change much. this legislation isn’t going to do anything other than give the republicans more myopic ‘tax and spend’ talking points. (as if war wasn’t the major discretionary tax/spending item….)
9. James on July 25th, 2010 21:36 GMT
   

   @JR, Spot on Dude. Well Said!!!!