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— Sky News (@SkyNews) November 15, 2015
Roger Marion, ex-patron de l'antiterrorisme, invité de France Info https://t.co/BxmG8IcwwN
— France Info (@franceinfo) November 16, 2015
@pierrebri
An amazing mea culpa from the IMF’s chief economist on austerity [WashPost,2013]
http://t.co/BsApgsNP1E
#reminder #IMF #Greece
— EZR news channel (@EZR_news) March 18, 2015
As @IMF prepares to lower its forecasts for Greece again, a reminder of its recent record. @EdConwaySky pic.twitter.com/CnklxeYsqQ
— Jamie McGeever (@ReutersJamie) April 18, 2015
Latest figures show Greek government spending cuts have been savage ... and so has the fall in GDP: pic.twitter.com/8W10PqxNQR
— Jamie McGeever (@ReutersJamie) April 15, 2015
Latest Greek data show govt spending -21% since 2011, nominal GDP -14%, debt/GDP 177%. Maybe austerity isn't working? pic.twitter.com/tcBIUV5QLd
— Jamie McGeever (@ReutersJamie) April 15, 2015
#ECB asks banks w exposure to Heta (#Austria's Hypo Alpe Adria bad bank) to write off at least 50% http://t.co/kA6IUCv07X /via @handelsblatt
— Yannis Koutsomitis (@YanniKouts) April 14, 2015
Publishing of HETA's balance sheet delayed (now end of May) [Kleine Zeitung, Apr 24 2015]
Austrian bank bonds are among the worst performers YTD on #Heta and funding concerns https://t.co/wxBAVFiaOD @Frances_Coppola @edwardnh
— Lukas Sustala (@LukasSustala) March 12, 2015
German Banks Have Large Exposures to Heta [Fitch Ratings, Mar 12 2015]
@notayesmansecon
Carinthia's appeal 2 federal treasury:"uphold the liquidity of the state of Carinthia" (last paragr)
http://t.co/cqsSUjmLyq
— EZR news channel (@EZR_news) March 10, 2015
Heta Damage Spreads in Austrian Downgrades, German Losses [Bloomberg, Mar 9 2015]
@notayesmansecon
Raiffeisen (AT) chief doesn't expect 'noticeable' losses [Wiblatt, Mar 2]
http://t.co/QWGg8VlAAS
#Austria #HETA
— EZR news channel (@EZR_news) March 7, 2015
313 Seiten #RH-Bericht zu Verstaatlichung der #Hypo Alpe Adria http://t.co/wXgSaPJMe5 #Rechnungshof
— Christoph Schlemmer (@schlemmer) March 19, 2015
comments:
#Heta: ausführliches Interview in der #ZIB2 - http://t.co/azdi8aOpog
— Peter Kaiser (@PeterKaiserSP) March 19, 2015
(Carinthia's leader ('Landeshauptmann'))
Österreich belastet mit geplantem Schuldenschnitt der #Heta Banken in ganz Deutschland. Wien ist unsicherer Finanzplatz geworden! @PhVetter
— Markus Söder (@Markus_Soeder) March 12, 2015
(Bavarian finance minister)
Interessante Meinung von Wirtschaftsprofessor Cocca: Der Wert der Kärntner Haftungen beträgt Null Euro.#zib2 #heta
— Bruno Rossmann (@rossmannbruno) March 3, 2015
#Heta-Moratorium könnte über 31.5.2016 hinaus verlängert werden, sagt #FMA-Vorstand Kumpfmüller im #orfreport #Hypo
— Lou Lorenz (@lou_lorenz) March 3, 2015
#Hypo #Heta Abbaubank: Muss Kärnten jetzt zahlen? „ Land muss momentan nicht aktiv werden“, sagt @PeterKaiserSP http://t.co/5DH9x34zc3
— Ö1 Journale (@oe1journale) March 2, 2015
#Eurogroup - Doorstep #DE #Schäuble @BMF_Bund : "We respect the #Greek elections result" http://t.co/mdCEBzUsAo pic.twitter.com/95PoQgueyA
— EU Council TV News (@EUCouncilTVNews) January 26, 2015
ECB
@JunckerEU sieht keinen Handlungsbedarf für einen griechischen Schuldenschnitt http://t.co/psTU26Giqa via @tagesschau
— Lukas Sustala (@LukasSustala) January 26, 2015
#Juncker tells ARD: no Greek haircut currently on the radar.
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) January 26, 2015
#EC Commissioner @pierremoscovici: We want #Greece to be able to repay debts. #economy #Eurogroup
— Manos Giakoumis (@ManosGiakoumis) January 26, 2015
ESM/EFSF
#ESM #Regling: #EFSF is by far the largest creditor of Greece w/ loans maturities 32.4 y. We are a long-term partner of Greece
— ESM (@ESM_Press) January 26, 2015
#ESM #Regling: I take note of democratic election result in #Greece & look forward to engage constructively with new Greek government
— ESM (@ESM_Press) January 26, 2015
Buba's Nagel: End to #Greece's Troika aid programme would have "fatal consequences" for the country's fin system. https://t.co/2ruSxxplza
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) January 27, 2015
#greece @bbcnewshour Greek voters must pay their debts to get further bailout money http://t.co/fzpl2xEvoT @BBCTimFranks
— Dr. Michael Fuchs (@drmfuchs) January 27, 2015
German govt: #Greece must keep reform promises. Says Berlin will cooperate w/ next Greek govt. Germany still opposes greek debt relief. (DJ)
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) January 26, 2015
Germany: no debt haircut for Greece but bailout extension an option http://t.co/FPhIjKOzEo
— JC Kommer (@Alea_) January 26, 2015
Belgium
Belgian Fin Min @jvanovertveldt ahead of #eurogroup: "[Troika] agreements should absolutely be respected" http://t.co/eIdcYZJtau #Greece
— Pieter Cleppe (@pietercleppe) January 26, 2015
Ireland
Noonan on Greek debt restructuring (rather than cancellation) :'I was looking at the numbers this morning and there is scope'
— Bruno Waterfield (@BrunoBrussels) January 26, 2015
YLE News: PM Stubb: No Greek debt writeoffs; open to extension talks http://t.co/SYmPL5WVqG
— NewsFromFinland (@NewsFromFinland) January 26, 2015
Spanish minister rejects easing debt rules for Greece http://t.co/JfQPoVYcfL pic.twitter.com/xnp19FIyID
— FRANCE 24 (@FRANCE24) February 2, 2015
Malta
Malta does not agree with Greek debt write-off http://t.co/TNlo3bZ9n9 pic.twitter.com/UFxYxhBmRH
— Times of Malta (@TheTimesofMalta) January 26, 2015
Estonia
Estonian prime minister: Greece must repay loans | News | ERR http://t.co/XbHUF7iLEG
— toomas hendrik ilves (@IlvesToomas) January 27, 2015
Reformkurz fortsetzen ist einziger Weg für #Griechenland und #Syriza: http://t.co/Ur2ceqi76V
— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) January 27, 2015
Hold the celebrations: Greece is still doomed [Telegraph, Jan 27 2015]
Coming up fmr Italian PM @SenatoreMonti sys troika's demands on Greece wr too tough. "The policies were not the appropriate ones" #newsnight
— Ian Katz (@iankatz1000) January 26, 2015
@NYTimeskrugman strongly in favor of @tsipras_eu and #Greek debt restructuring, pro growth policies http://t.co/ByJ6rbui5k
— Kostas Karkagiannis (@KKarkagiannis) January 26, 2015
Expert: Finland won’t lose money if it agrees to extend Greek debt [Yle, Jan 26 2015]
Economist widely tipped to be Greece's next finance minister, @yanisvaroufakis, speaks to RTE's @morningireland http://t.co/gplbs9FGM2
— Damian Mac Con Uladh (@damomac) January 26, 2015
please note: more reactions from other EZ countries as soon as they become available
Fickle. Just 9mths ago, markets snap up €3bn in Greek 5-yr bonds at 4.95%. Now they figure the right number is >11%. pic.twitter.com/fEfF2BGlZ0
— Alessandro Leipold (@ALeipold) January 6, 2015
#DirectPR @fhollande "C'est à la Grèce seule de décider de son appartenance à la zone euro. Les Grecs sont libres de choisir leur destin."
— Élysée (@Elysee) January 5, 2015
[#Direct] Suivez l'interview du président @fhollande sur @FranceInter jusqu'à 9h http://t.co/xNTDhqj1i0 #DirectPR pic.twitter.com/SWBZiilhlA
— Élysée (@Elysee) January 5, 2015
EU-Kommission zu #grexit: "Eurozonen-Mitgliedschaft ist unwiderruflich."
— Stefan Leifert (@StefanLeifert) January 5, 2015
Finns helped Greece w/ billions even as we had to cut own services & borrow bns. Was the right thing to do. GR not paying back wouldn't be.
— Pasi Rajala (@pasiraj) January 5, 2015
Don't kid yourselves that EZ can easily limit contagion from Greece. Same view was adopted in late '09: six months later it was proved wrong
— Stephen King (@KingEconomist) January 5, 2015
„Es macht keinen Sinn, die Nervosität durch Gerede zu verstärken.“ W. Schäuble zu Griechenland/Euro September 2011 im @zdf
#Erinnerungstweet
— ThomasWalde (@ThomasWalde) January 5, 2015
Chicken game 101: Say you don't fear the cliff. But #Grexit cliff is high. With first exit euro would be turned into a mere fixed FX regime.
— Henrik Enderlein (@henrikenderlein) January 4, 2015
German anti-euro party AfD welcomes Merkel's change of heart about #grexit, DPA reports
— Pieter Cleppe (@pietercleppe) January 4, 2015
. @noahbarkin @COdendahl : #ECB QE would indeed be much less effective if purchases stay with national central banks!http://t.co/8qseMHdC1o
— Marcel Fratzscher (@MFratzscher) January 4, 2015
74% of Greeks think the country should stay in the #euro, whatever the cost http://t.co/9MMWIWDpqo /via @katie_martin_FX #Greece
— Yannis Koutsomitis (@YanniKouts) January 4, 2015
QE not a good idea for the ECB. But if ECB were to decide for QE, it should also buy Greek government bonds, should not it?
— lex hoogduin (@lexhoogduin) January 4, 2015
@JuleHinrichs Agree. Game of chicken once again. Risk that an accident may happen. And discussion about Greece does not help recovery.
— lex hoogduin (@lexhoogduin) January 4, 2015
1) Interesting euro-Jan w/ Greek vote 3 days after ECB. If QE then, let down likely. See eg @Frances_Coppola at http://t.co/gKXDo4csqw
— George Magnus (@georgemagnus1) January 4, 2015
Germany "believes EZ could cope with #Grexit"? I don't think it does. But it surely is a great way to scare Greek voters.
— Christian Odendahl (@COdendahl) January 3, 2015
To put it another way. In June 2012, #grexit would have directly cost @ecb €160bn. Now that is €50bn (orange line) pic.twitter.com/znAeaX0fus
— Lorcan Roche Kelly (@LorcanRK) January 3, 2015
Seen as Grexit is a thing people are talking about again, this really is worth reading on the technicalities of that http://t.co/W5Gn3xUPGk
— Lorcan Roche Kelly (@LorcanRK) January 3, 2015
#Griechenland ist Mitglied der #Euro-Zone. Und sollte es bleiben. Jetzt nichts herbei reden, was politisch & wirtschaftlich unklug wäre.
— Michael Roth MdB (@MiRo_SPD) January 3, 2015
Und das ist auch gut so RT @FAZ_NET: Wahlen in #Griechenland: Für #Bundesregierung ist Grexit kein Tabu mehr http://t.co/kWcRdn0em9
— Dr. Michael Fuchs (@drmfuchs) January 3, 2015
Revolt of the debtors in the Eurozone? See my blog: http://t.co/NWLcE1IS6Z
— Paul De Grauwe (@pdegrauwe) January 3, 2015
facts:
Where did all the money go? @YiannisMouzakis explains what happened to troika loans to #Greece http://t.co/zjmSf1vJNb pic.twitter.com/PLKA0cRl17
— MacroPolis (@MacroPolis_gr) January 5, 2015
#Greece 2015 debt maturities: to IMF €1.4B due in March, €2.5B due to the IMF over Q2 and a large 4.2bn GGB payment due to the ECB in July.
— econgirl (@raluca3000) December 29, 2014
market reactions:
Correct: #FTSEMib ends at -4.92%
— Mauro Ippolito (@MauroIppolito) January 5, 2015
RT @ManosGiakoumis: Athens Stock Exchange down 5.3%, below the 800-point mark for the 1st time since Nov 2012, banks -7.2%. #Greece
— Efthimia Efthimiou (@EfiEfthimiou) January 5, 2015
#Greece sell-off continues on #Grexit fears. Stock market index ASE drops almost 4% to lowest level since mid-2013. pic.twitter.com/Oq6rWl6eRm
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) January 5, 2015
#Greece's 3yr yields rise to 12.18% on #Grexit worries. pic.twitter.com/7vnVJ9Mcvr
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) January 5, 2015
#Euro Slides to Weakest Since 2006 on #ECB and Greece worries. http://t.co/JPbxUML9GQ pic.twitter.com/9A1yk2SquN
— Holger Zschaepitz (@Schuldensuehner) January 5, 2015