przycinek.usa
27.10.11, 08:29
przeczytalem to:
www.zerohedge.com/news/here-how-50-greek-haircut-actually-just-28
i pomyslalem sobie, ze ja na miejscu Grekow to normalnie bym sie wsciekl. Taki deal jak pisze ZH jest po prostu absolutnie nieuczciwy. To zreszta nasuwa daleko idace mysli co byloby - gdyby Polska musiala sie zwracac do ECB o "ratunek" a potem zawartoby uklad i obcieto portfele OFE na pol zamiast dlugow w ECB. Oj, czuje ze sie ZH nie myli i faktycznie w Grecji beda od jutra rozruchy. Cytuje:
Greece has €350 billion in total debt including about €70 billion in Troika "post-petition" loans; these are untouched.
Of the €280 billion, roughly €75 billion is held by the ECB: this, like the Troika loans, will be untouched.
This leaves just ~€200 billion in actual debt to undergo a haircut.
Apply a 50% haircut to this debt (ignoring the fact that of this about €35 billion is held by Greek pension funds, and once the realization that Greek pensions have been cut in half dawns upon the population, the result will be the biggest riots ever seen in Athens yet).