Boomhauer
09-11-2011, 01:18 AM
-These links are from a German newspaper, in German, but translated and summarized by me-
Greece set for Bankruptcy Sept 10, 2011
http://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article13597285/Griechenland-darf-jetzt-doch-bankrottgehen.html
Germany's "World on Sunday" reported the German government intends to let Greece go bankrupt under any circumstance. Previously, bankruptcy was ruled out for fear of contagents spreading across the EU. It has become clear Greece will never repay its debts and will, likely, miss its next installment after failing to implement austerity reforms and a worsening economy (article below).
A renewed EU rescue package (EFSF), set for a vote in late Sept, should help with immediate funding for Greece during its bankruptcy, as well as support other State banks set for heavy losses on their stockpile of Greek bonds.
Greece reveals collapsing economic data Sept 10, 2011
http://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article13597109/Griechenland-legt-verstoerende-Wirtschaftsdaten-vor.html
The Greek economy is collapsing much faster than expected, losing 5% instead of the predicted rise of 3.8% and has yet to put in place contractual austerity measures. At the same time, this plunge in economic activity has cut revenue and increased social costs.
Greece set for Bankruptcy Sept 10, 2011
http://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article13597285/Griechenland-darf-jetzt-doch-bankrottgehen.html
Germany's "World on Sunday" reported the German government intends to let Greece go bankrupt under any circumstance. Previously, bankruptcy was ruled out for fear of contagents spreading across the EU. It has become clear Greece will never repay its debts and will, likely, miss its next installment after failing to implement austerity reforms and a worsening economy (article below).
A renewed EU rescue package (EFSF), set for a vote in late Sept, should help with immediate funding for Greece during its bankruptcy, as well as support other State banks set for heavy losses on their stockpile of Greek bonds.
Greece reveals collapsing economic data Sept 10, 2011
http://www.welt.de/wirtschaft/article13597109/Griechenland-legt-verstoerende-Wirtschaftsdaten-vor.html
The Greek economy is collapsing much faster than expected, losing 5% instead of the predicted rise of 3.8% and has yet to put in place contractual austerity measures. At the same time, this plunge in economic activity has cut revenue and increased social costs.
