COMPRA DE BONOS SOBERANOS
El plan del BCE da más tiempo pero no soluciona la crisis, según Moody’s
La agencia de calificación de riesgos cree que la compra de bonos por parte del Banco Central Europeo es positiva pero la llave de los problemas está en manos de los Gobiernos
El País Madrid 10 SEP 2012 - 16:51 CET
Bond buying
The ECB's plan gives more time but not solve the crisis, according to Moody's
The risk rating agency believes that the purchase of bonds by the European Central Bank is positive but the key problem lies with the governments
The Country Madrid 10 SEP 2012 - 16:51 CET
The risk rating agency Moody's believes that the European Central Bank has managed to "buy time" with its plan to purchase bonds in the secondary market sobernos. Note however that these measures will not solve the crisis, and that the solution is in the hands of governments. "The proposal contains several positive elements for peripheral countries in trouble," said Moody's today. It notes that the announcement that the ECB's priority waiver fee on private creditors and the decision to link explicitly these debt purchases to activation of preventive programs by aid rescue mechanisms, along with relaxation of collateral required, offers a wider range of action to interested countries and benefits the banks of the countries of the periphery.
In fact, Moody's is an idea similar to that ECB President Mario Draghi said last week, after announcing the plan to purchase bonds, and recalling that governments benefiting from this support mechanism, must request redemption, and therefore commit to fulfill commitments, Draghi as are necessary to overcome the crisis. The rescue plan for troubled countries, he said, has two legs: the performance of the ECB and the governments.
"You should not overestimate"
"However, to the extent that these direct monetary transfers (OMT) represent a change from previous policy should not be overestimated," said Moody's because, at heart, "there is little new in this initiative." He also warns: "The announcement leaves a number of uncertainties. The ECB did not provide information on what short-term returns that are deemed appropriate in each country or what magnitude of purchases will be needed."
The WTO, ie the program of buying bonds, Moody's is "like any other tool of monetary policy, not solucinará debt crisis", while acknowledging that "can not do anything but buy time as its decision to focus on buying short-term bonds implicitly recognizes. " Thus, the agency believes that while investors think the eurozone authorities devote this time to help reform the OMTs bear the market access of governments and banks in the periphery, but "the ultimate responsibility to resolve the crisis lies in the governments of the euro area ".
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