No agreement in Greek debt talks as of Saturday night
Still trying to hammer out parallel deals in Athens but so far, no breakthroughs.
Wages cuts are a major ticking point, as euro one politicians try and improve Greek labor competitiveness.
Still trying to hammer out parallel deals in Athens but so far, no breakthroughs.
Wages cuts are a major ticking point, as euro one politicians try and improve Greek labor competitiveness.
7 Responses to “No agreement in Greek debt talks as of Saturday night”
Venizelos said that there’s a “24-hour deadline to clinch rescue” and Juncker talked about Greek bankruptcy. Looks like they are trying to pressure Greek politicians.
as of Saturday night… it goes to the wire.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/02/04/us-eurozone-idUSTRE8130TF20120204
But but a deal is hours away!!! Please name and shame the moron who said that on Wednesday.
there is no such thing as “Greek labor” man
“They think, that we think that the unthinkable cannot be thought. But they’d better think again” !
EU official on the possibility of letting Greece default
hey guys, what do you think of shorting EUR/USD? It looks like we are going down below 1.3 this week because of 750Euro/month.
By the way Jamie, you work on Sunday’s. Isn’t that forbidden? ;P
@Iridium: the thing is pretty complex here. Greece leaving the Euro (re-adopting Drachma) would be actually Euro positive news (mid/long term). But, the first reaction would be a knee jerk since the banks would need to write off an extra few tens of billions of euros and thus would be again undercapitalized. They would start liquidating their assets (markets down). That brings a liquidity squeeze (stronger USD, JPY?). So the best thing here to be honest is to stay away. All said, i personally have a small short position on EURUSD since friday, hoping EURUSD would test at least 1.3 again. Stop above friday’s high.