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Za kupovinu srpskih obveznica u evrima potražnja je bila dvostruko veća od ponude. Tehnički detalji biće poznati sredinom iduće nedelje, ali se zna da su obveznice izdate na 10 godina i sa kamatom od 7,25 odsto. Time je Srbija u jednom danu povećala svoj dug za milijardu evra. Novo zaduženje kritikuju deo opozicije, pojedini članova Fiskalnog saveta, ali i finansijski stručnjaci. Prodaja obveznica i novo zaduživanje od milijardu dolara nisu naišli na odobravanje dela opozicije i stručne javnosti. Premijer Srbije Mirko Cvetković smatra da je reč o dobro promišljenom potezu, od koga će korist imati domaća privreda.A ove italijanske pickice placu MILAN (AP) — Italy's borrowing rates skyrocketed during bond auctions Friday, battering stock markets in Europe as the continent's escalating debt crisis laid siege to the eurozone's third-largest economy.The auction results are another sign that Italy's new technocratic government under economist Mario Monti faces a battle to convince investors it has a strategy to cut down the country's euro1.9 trillion ($2.6 trillion) debt. They are also likely to fuel calls for the European Central Bank to use its firepower to cool down a debt crisis that's rapidly getting worse."Mario Monti has failed so far to impress bond markets he has the power and authority to do what is required," said Louise Cooper, markets analyst at BGC Partners. "I don't rate his chances either."Driving the markets fears is the knowledge that Italy is too big for Europe to bail out, like it has done with smaller nations Greece, Portugal and Ireland. Given the size of its debts — Italy must refinance $300 billion next year alone — the government has to continually tap investors for money. But when borrowing rates get too high, it fuels a potentially devastating debt spiral.Friday's auctions indicated that investors see Italian debt as increasingly risky. The country had to pay an average yield of 7.814 percent to raise euro2 billion ($2.7 billion) in two-year bills — sharply higher than the 4.628 percent it paid in the previous auction in October. And even raising euro8 billion ($10.7 billion) for six months proved exorbitantly expensive. The yield for this auction spiked to 6.504 percent, nearly double the 3.535 percent rate in October.Following the grim auction news, Italy's borrowing rates in the markets shot higher, with the ten-year yield spiking 0.34 percentage point to 7.30 percent — above the 7 percent threshold that forced other nations into bailouts.Italy was not the only country in the 17-nation eurozone in experiencing a disappointing auction this week. Even Germany — the region's strongest economy and the main funder of eurozone bailouts — suffered a shock Wednesday when it failed to raise all the money it sought, its worst auction result in decades. Spain too saw its borrowing rates ratchet sharply higher even after a landslide election victory for the conservative Popular Party, which has made getting Spain's borrowing levels down its top priority.Monti, who replaced Silvio Berlusconi as Italy's leader earlier this month, has pledged to quickly implement new austerity measures followed by deeper reforms. He spent much of his first week in office meeting with European Union officials and the leaders of France and Germany laying out his plans.

[Pera Zeka]

pa sta si ocekivao, idealan brz supstitut propale prodaje telekoma za pokrivanje budzetskog deficita, sreca sto srbija nema neka ostrva, izbegli smo vecu brukua generacije ce vracati, ko i' jebe bas...

[urkozamanje]

zanimljivo da ovakva tema nema veci odziv..

[garcia]

meni krivo što nisam imao para da pozajmim otadžbini :(

[Tresko]

zanimljivo da ovakva tema nema veci odziv..

A šta bi ovde tačno bila tema? Kukanje što Srbija nudi euro bondove na 10 godina sa kamatom od 7,25%? Pa bolje danas 7,25% nego u Martu 10%Treba malo pogledati okolo, pa videti da je poslednja aukcija nemačkih bundova sa kamatom od 1,98% propala, pa je prodato nešto oko polovine, a predvidja se da će sledeću tranšu morati da ponude na 4-5%.Italijanski euro bondovi DVOGODIŠNJI su na skoro 7,5%, desetogodišnji na 6,5%, i nisu prodali ni trećinu, pa kukaju i mole gradjane da kupuju obveznice, i nude ih bez provizije banaka. Predvidja se da neće ipak prodati ni polovinu, a da će sledeće nuditi već na 10%.

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Slazem se sa tobom, ali to u martu je posle izbora do tad ko ziv ko mrtav ovo se predstavlja kao super potez a ne kao iznudica u cajtnotu. Ova vlada povlaci prilicno samoubilacke poteze pred izbore i nista od ovih para nece videti privreda kojoj su odloziili sva moguca placanja. Pokrice deo socijale i plate administracije u nadi da dobiju neki poen kao i ove pretnje Vuku i sl. Slaba je uteha sto Italiju razvaljuju lihvari i da je Silvio platio glavom iako mu je deficit budzeta znatno manji od mnogih drugih clanica Eu i da je nas predvidjeni deficit manji i od tog a dosad ostvareni se krece oko italijanskog.

[Budja]

A šta bi ovde tačno bila tema? Kukanje što Srbija nudi euro bondove na 10 godina sa kamatom od 7,25%? Pa bolje danas 7,25% nego u Martu 10%Treba malo pogledati okolo, pa videti da je poslednja aukcija nemačkih bundova sa kamatom od 1,98% propala, pa je prodato nešto oko polovine, a predvidja se da će sledeću tranšu morati da ponude na 4-5%.Italijanski euro bondovi DVOGODIŠNJI su na skoro 7,5%, desetogodišnji na 6,5%, i nisu prodali ni trećinu, pa kukaju i mole gradjane da kupuju obveznice, i nude ih bez provizije banaka. Predvidja se da neće ipak prodati ni polovinu, a da će sledeće nuditi već na 10%.

Italija mora da pokrije rupe od prethondog zaduzivanja.Ovo srpsko mi deluje kao novo zaduzivanje a ne revolviranje postojeceg duga.Svakako je opravdano postaviti pitanje da li takvo zaduzivanje ima smisla.I da, bilo je vec reakcija, ali na drugoj temi, o Vladi Srbije. Vo je ipak stara vest.

[urkozamanje]

Pa to ti pricam, haj'mo neke neistomisljenike, pocetak me naveo da se ponadam da cu nauciti nesto.

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