ドイツ政府は、欧州金融安定機構がスペインの国債購入を認める方向へと転換??
Alemania, dispuesta a estudiarlo si España decidiera pedir un rescate
Dos diputados de la coalición gobernante alemana manifiestan una actitud más abierta hacia la posibilidad de que España recurra al Mecanismo Europeo de Estabilidad (MEDE)
Bloomberg Berlín / Madrid 16 OCT 2012 - 16:53 CET
Germany ready to study if Spain decides ransom
Two deputies of the German ruling coalition manifest a more open attitude towards the possibility that Spain recourse to the European Stability Mechanism (ESM)
Bloomberg Berlin / Madrid 16 OCT 2012 - 16:53 CET
Two deputies of the German ruling coalition have told Bloomberg a favorable attitude to a resource to the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) by the Spanish Government. Comments were made by Michael Meister, the Christian Democratic bloc of Chancellor Angela Merkel and Norbert Barthle, budget spokesman for the party, and a retreat of the German resistance to a full bailout for Spain.
From Spain, where the government of Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has already indicated that he will not seek help until conditions are clearer, Basrthle said in a text message that a precautionary credit line "would be one possible measure." The 500,000 million euros are there in the permanent bailout fund, the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), which came into force on October 8, "provides help sectors of the economy with limited conditionality." The German lawmakers opinions are important, since they would have to ratify any request for aid under parliamentary rules.
Germany is showing a greater willingness to cooperate with its partners in the European Union in regard to measures to contain the debt crisis. Merkel stepped up its praise on Greek reforms, after the Minister of Finance Minister, Wolfgang Schäuble reiterated his interest in banking and one union call that one of his deputies noted that Germany could consider proposals to strengthen EU monetary union.
"We would have to consider any request that Spain did, whether for a credit freeze or a complete program," Meister said by phone. "The applicant will have to decide," he added. The terms attached to this request will vary depending on the nature of the request, "he said." But one thing is clear: what is ordered, it will not be without conditions. "
Schäuble said in an interview on September 13 that any request for foreign aid Spain in excess of 100,000 million euros to rescue its banks could mean more market turmoil. "I am not in the camp of those who say, take the money," he said. Spain "would be silly" if asking one that does not really need. Schäuble also favored to go ahead with the tax ajsutes countries despite social resistance.
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