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スペインの10年国債の金利は、スペインの銀行救済が、政府経由で公的負債の増加に繋がるのでなく、欧州金融安定基金から直接に破綻寸前?銀行に融資される可能性が出てきたために、7'29%から6'18%に下落した、スペインの株式市場は1'52%の上昇
La prima de riesgo se anota la mayor caída semanal del año
La prima de riesgo cae a 477 puntos tras la mejora del acceso a la financiación del BCE
El Ibex sube un 1,52% al término de la sesión impulsado por los bancos
Los mercados europeos caen tras el empeoramiento del clima empresarial en Alemania
The risk premium is recorded the biggest weekly fall of the year
The risk premium falls to 477 points after the improvement of access to ECB funding
The Dow up 1.52% at the end of the session led by banks
European markets fall after worsening business climate in Germany
Market trends in real time
Lafont Isabel Madrid 22 JUN 2012 - 18:36 CET
The risk premium falls to 477 points after the improvement of access to ECB funding
The Dow up 1.52% at the end of the session led by banks
European markets fall after worsening business climate in Germany
Market trends in real time
Lafont Isabel Madrid 22 JUN 2012 - 18:36 CET
The markets closed a week of anger that began last Sunday with the victory of the conservative New Democracy in Greece and just a boost today with the European Central Bank Spanish banks allowing them to access the secured refinancing less demanding. In between, a calendar of events curd decisive for the future of the eurozone and an obstacle course whose goal is still far away.
The risk premium, differential spread between the 10-year Spanish bond and its German equivalent, which on Monday reached a record high of 589 basis points (5.89 percentage points), now the week is over 479. A drop of 110 points from that summit, the biggest weekly decline of this parameter in the year (63 points from the close on Friday June 15) indicating that investors believe in the solvency of the Spanish sovereign debt a little more than the Last Monday, when distrust was the type of debt to 10 years in the secondary market at 7.28%, a yield that investors demand more investments they perceive as risky.
Today, the Spanish stock market has decoupled itself from the bearish tone of the rest of the world and celebrated with gains from early in the morning the findings of the first Financial Sector Assessment commissioned by the government, which amounts to a maximum of 62,000 million euros additional capital needed by entities to address a scenario of strong economic decline. An enthusiasm accelerated in the afternoon, after the announcement that the European Central Bank (ECB) has decided to provide access for eurozone banks to refinancing with a reduction in the quality of assets required as collateral lending operations through which institutions get liquidity.
The Dow, the main indicator of the Spanish market, has started the day with a slight fall of 0.8%, although in the first half hour of trading the momentum of financial stocks pushed him over his yesterday's close. Around 15.00 has known the decision of the ECB, as it will benefit mostly Spanish banks, bringing the Dow's gain was extended to 2.75% and touched a peak at 6,960 points. At the end of the session has been rising at 1.52%, with the indicator at 6876.3 points.
Banks, largest sector weight in the Dow, have been proponents of the Exchange. People has led the index increases (+10,48%), followed by Sabadell (+8,52%) and ACS (+7,22%). Other listed companies also have scored gains: Bankinter (+8,13%), Bankia (+5,21%), Caixabank (+4,46%), Santander (+1.07%) and BBVA (+0 , 94%).
While the Spanish stock market welcomed the first step, though the specific needs of capitalization of each entity will not be known until September, the European markets have welcomed the latest losses certifying the economic weakness in China, USA and Germany, the three engines world that are about to gripar.
Frankfurt finished the day with a drop of 1.26%, London has yielded 0.95%, 0.75% Paris and Milan ended with a fall of 0.65%.
After learning yesterday that new data confirm the contraction in manufacturing activity and declining home sales in the U.S., today it was known that German business confidence fell in June to its lowest level in two years.
The business climate index compiled by the German economic research firm Ifo 7,000 executives, fell for the second straight month to 105.3 compared to 106.9 in May, the lowest since March 2010. Although the German economy grew by 0.5% in the first quarter, the data point to get to know the lack of recovery in the rest of Europe is taking its toll in the second quarter. Yesterday, the Purchasing Managers Index PMI reflected a greater contraction in manufacturing activity in three years and seems to indicate, according to the company that makes the indicator, Markit Economics's GDP fell by 06% between April and June.
The Spanish financial sector requires a maximum of 62,000 million euros to rebuild their balance sheets, according to estimates by Oliver Wyman and consultants Roland Berger, who made the first of two reviews commissioned by the Ministry of Economy. The government presented on Monday at the Eurogroup the formal request of the loan you need to capitalize the banks and said yesterday that the funds be provided through the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF), which then relieve the European Stability Mechanism ( MEDE), the rescue agency for countries with financial problems which will come into effect next July 1.
The risk premium, differential spread between the 10-year Spanish bond and its German equivalent, which on Monday reached a record high of 589 basis points (5.89 percentage points), now the week is over 479. A drop of 110 points from that summit, the biggest weekly decline of this parameter in the year (63 points from the close on Friday June 15) indicating that investors believe in the solvency of the Spanish sovereign debt a little more than the Last Monday, when distrust was the type of debt to 10 years in the secondary market at 7.28%, a yield that investors demand more investments they perceive as risky.
Today, the Spanish stock market has decoupled itself from the bearish tone of the rest of the world and celebrated with gains from early in the morning the findings of the first Financial Sector Assessment commissioned by the government, which amounts to a maximum of 62,000 million euros additional capital needed by entities to address a scenario of strong economic decline. An enthusiasm accelerated in the afternoon, after the announcement that the European Central Bank (ECB) has decided to provide access for eurozone banks to refinancing with a reduction in the quality of assets required as collateral lending operations through which institutions get liquidity.
The Dow, the main indicator of the Spanish market, has started the day with a slight fall of 0.8%, although in the first half hour of trading the momentum of financial stocks pushed him over his yesterday's close. Around 15.00 has known the decision of the ECB, as it will benefit mostly Spanish banks, bringing the Dow's gain was extended to 2.75% and touched a peak at 6,960 points. At the end of the session has been rising at 1.52%, with the indicator at 6876.3 points.
Banks, largest sector weight in the Dow, have been proponents of the Exchange. People has led the index increases (+10,48%), followed by Sabadell (+8,52%) and ACS (+7,22%). Other listed companies also have scored gains: Bankinter (+8,13%), Bankia (+5,21%), Caixabank (+4,46%), Santander (+1.07%) and BBVA (+0 , 94%).
While the Spanish stock market welcomed the first step, though the specific needs of capitalization of each entity will not be known until September, the European markets have welcomed the latest losses certifying the economic weakness in China, USA and Germany, the three engines world that are about to gripar.
Frankfurt finished the day with a drop of 1.26%, London has yielded 0.95%, 0.75% Paris and Milan ended with a fall of 0.65%.
After learning yesterday that new data confirm the contraction in manufacturing activity and declining home sales in the U.S., today it was known that German business confidence fell in June to its lowest level in two years.
The business climate index compiled by the German economic research firm Ifo 7,000 executives, fell for the second straight month to 105.3 compared to 106.9 in May, the lowest since March 2010. Although the German economy grew by 0.5% in the first quarter, the data point to get to know the lack of recovery in the rest of Europe is taking its toll in the second quarter. Yesterday, the Purchasing Managers Index PMI reflected a greater contraction in manufacturing activity in three years and seems to indicate, according to the company that makes the indicator, Markit Economics's GDP fell by 06% between April and June.
The Spanish financial sector requires a maximum of 62,000 million euros to rebuild their balance sheets, according to estimates by Oliver Wyman and consultants Roland Berger, who made the first of two reviews commissioned by the Ministry of Economy. The government presented on Monday at the Eurogroup the formal request of the loan you need to capitalize the banks and said yesterday that the funds be provided through the European Financial Stability Fund (EFSF), which then relieve the European Stability Mechanism ( MEDE), the rescue agency for countries with financial problems which will come into effect next July 1.
スペインの10年国債の金利は、スペインの銀行救済が、政府経由で公的負債の増加に繋がるのでなく、欧州金融安定基金から直接に破綻寸前?銀行に融資される可能性が出てきたために、7'29%から6'18%に下落した、スペインの株式市場は1'52%の上昇
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