スペインのラホイ大統領は、政府が国債購入をすぐに申請するのを否定(時間稼ぎ?)
Rajoy niega que vaya a pedir el rescate a la UE de forma inminente
El presidente del Gobierno ironiza en la rueda de prensa posterior a la conferencia autonómica sobre las filtraciones a algunos medios
Expectativa en los mercados ante la posible petición de un rescate
Dancausa exhorta a España a pedir el rescate “cuanto antes”
El País / Agencias 2 OCT 2012 - 19:19 CET
Rajoy refuses to be asking the EU bailout is imminent
The Prime Minister ironically in the press conference after the regional conference on media leaks some
Expectation in markets before any application for a bailout
Dancausa urges Spain to ask the rescue "soon"
The Country / Agencies 2 OCT 2012 - 19:19 CET
The Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, has denied today in the press conference held after the Conference of Presidents, that Spain will ask the European bailout is imminent.
Rajoy has answered with a simple "no" to the question of whether Spain plans to ask for aid to Europe is imminent. The prime minister has denied the information that pointed so that Spain was willing to ask the rescue this weekend.
Then, when he again asked about the news and alleged leaks that occur over Spain and a possible rescue, Rajoy has joked with the media, stating that he has never done a leak: "I will not do it," he continued, " and that makes me an unpopular for many. "
Even there are days that the leaks are contradictory, said the president, who at reports that pointed to Spain was to request redemption this weekend said: "Very well."
Then, ironically Rajoy has invited journalists to believe one version or another, his or pointing to the imminent bailout request.
After that, Rajoy has returned to answer reporters with a terse "no" to the question of an immediate request rescue. And left one of his typical responses: "It may be that this agency has better information than I do, but if it serves what I say, and if you think it is important, I would say no ... But if you do not thought, well maybe hits ".
However, before answering Rajoy, the Spanish risk premium fell today from 442.9 basis points to 429.3 basis points rumors raged on Monday night about the alleged decision of Spain to order formally the rescue this weekend, according to analysts polled by Efe. The risk premium, which is the spread between the yield on Spanish 10-year bonds and their German counterparts, the safest in Europe, suffered a sharp decline and arrived early afternoon at least 424.15 basis points before the prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, disprove an imminent request for help.
スペインのラホイ大統領は、政府が国債購入をすぐに申請するのを否定(時間稼ぎ?)
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