Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Tsipras, “ready to big ‘no’ to a bad agreement” – AGI – Agenzia Journalistic Italy



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20:07 June 17, 2015

(AGI) – Rome, June 17 – Become more and more ‘grim fate of Greece within the eurozone on the eve of the Eurogroup tomorrow. The statements of the parties are more and more ‘ultimative and unwilling to dialogue and compromise. The premier greek Alexis Tsipras Datto clear that pensions do not touch. It claims that, as a sustainable solution, the Greek government and ” ready to take on the costs and to pursue a hard-won agreement “.
Without instead a solution of this type, according to Tsipras,” we assume the responsibility ‘ to say a big no to the continuation of policies catastrophic for Greece. ” Harsh words, eche arrive just in time for the alarm of the Bank of Greece that the country could be run in a “painful path” towards default and exit from the euro, if Athens and its creditors fail to reach agreement aid. Also it warns that there is ‘a risk of returning to recession and that it will strengthen the economic slowdown’ in the second quarter. In the afternoon, ‘it came good news: the European Central Bank raised the roof of the liquidity’ emergency for Greek banks (Ela) of 1.1 billion euro, at an altitude of 84.1 billion euro. The move of the ECB and ‘was interpreted by the markets – which closed the session with a minus sign with the ten-year rate that greek and’ flew above 13% – as an opening towards Athens. In Europe, meanwhile, hovers a certain pessimism, according to German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble there is little hope that Greece and its creditors to agree to the Eurogroup tomorrow. .

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