Carp schreef:
In Europe, finance ministers also attempted to restore market confidence by agreeing how to launch a massive anti-contagion program if necessary.
But it seems like each day brings a different country to worry about. Yesterday, it was Hungary. Today, it's Bulgaria. The EU has "some concerns" about Bulgaria, EU Economic Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn said Tuesday.
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Yes, weer 1 gevonden.
Volgende week komen ze er ws achter dat Roemenie ook niet best is in de EU.
Voor de liefhebbers een kleine selectie:
www.nationmaster.com/graph/gov_cor-go...Roemenie 3.0
Bulgarije 4.0
Griekenland 4.3
Hongarije 5.0
Italie 5.0
Estland 6.4
Spanje 7.0
VS 7.6
Duitsland 8.2
Nederland 8.6
Maar het gaat nog verder. Ook Griekenland komt weer in beeld en de pijlen worden ook gericht op Trichet:
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Greek Default Seen by Almost 75% in Poll Doubtful About Trichet
By Rich Miller
June 9 (Bloomberg) -- Global investors have little confidence in Europe’s efforts to contain its debt crisis or in European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet, with 73 percent calling a default by Greece likely.
Only 23 percent say they expect the region’s almost $1 trillion rescue package to both keep the European monetary union together and prevent a debt default by a government, according to a quarterly poll of investors and analysts who are Bloomberg subscribers. More than 40 percent say Greece is likely to abandon the euro.
“There is clearly a risk of a breakup of the euro,” says Geoff Marson, managing director at a Guernsey subsidiary of London-based Odey Asset Management, which oversees about $6 billion.
Trichet, whose ECB supported the rescue package by buying bonds of Greece and other European governments, saw his approval rating tumble from a January Bloomberg poll.
A plurality -- 48 percent -- give the 67-year-old central banker an unfavorable rating in the latest poll, while 41 percent view him favorably. In January, Trichet received a 60 percent approval rating, with 27 percent regarding him negatively.
“Trichet has sacrificed the ECB’s independence by helping to rescue Greece,” says Cyril Boudin, a participant in the poll and a derivatives trader at Unicredit Group in London.
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www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601...