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BNR: Deficitul de cont curent a crescut, in 2011, cu 3% iar datoria externa pe termen scurt cu 17% |
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Rezervele valutare la BNR au scazut cu 497 milioane euro in ianuarie, la 32,696 miliarde euro |
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BNR pune in circulatie, in scop numismatic, o moneda din argint dedicata aniversarii a 10 ani de la introducerea bancnotelor si monedelor euro |
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Depozitele bancare au crescut cu 5,6% in 2011. Depozitele in lei au crescut cu 9,7%, depozitele in valuta au scazut cu 1,9% |
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BNR: Creditele acordate de banci au crescut cu 6,6% in 2011. Creditele in valuta au avansat mai mult decat cele in lei |
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Act adiţional nr. 3 la Acordul pentru cooperare în domeniul stabilităţii financiare şi al gestionării crizelor financiare |
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hahaha incurajarea IMM-uri-lor
hahaha incurajarea IMM-uri-lor :))), n-a prins chestia cu ANAF-ul si esalonarea datoriilor contra
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Pilon2
Doar in Europa de Est si in America de Sud exista pensii private obligatorii. In
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Iar Raiffeisen era...
undeva in coada clasamentului in Topul bancilor dupa active. Raiffeisen a crescut tocmai datorita
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depozite banca
Se refera la depozitele si conturile de economii atrase de banci de la populatie si firme
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se refera la banii atrasi de la populatie sub forma de depozite si conturi de economii?
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Erste Bank: Triple A Ratings: Score is still 2:1 for Austria |
Autor: Bancherul.ro
2012-01-17 18:39 |
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* S&P downgrade follows Moody’s and Fitch confirmation of Austria’s top rating
* Fundamentals remain healthy: well-diversified economy; competitive export sector
* Austrian sovereign debt and budget deficit at lower levels than euro zone average
* Government expected to take budget-consolidation measures to secure Austria’s standing
“The triple A ratings for Austria currently stand at 2:1; there is no reason to panic,” said Friedrich Mostboeck, Head of Research at Erste Group, according to a bank press release.
The rating agency Standard and Poor's (S&P) lowered Austria’s top rating from triple A to AA+, whereas Moody’s and Fitch confirmed Austria’s top grade just a few days ago.
Austria’s economic fundamentals are sound, but reforms are certainly needed
“In a context of enormously high global sovereign debt, the government will not be spared the need to take budget consolidation measures in order to secure the economic standing as a good business location and the competitiveness and financing capacity of its economy. Something must change, this has become very clear now,” said Mostboeck.
There are a number of facts that demonstrate Austria’s comparably better economic situation. On the one hand, the economy is well diversified in terms of sectors and structure. The relative strength of the domestic economic development results from a competitive export sector and good industrial capacity utilization that is grounded in a highly skilled workforce and advanced technological standards. As a result, unemployment is relatively low and the average income and purchasing power are relatively high. Austria’s overall debt and deficit are below the euro zone average.
Yields not expected to rise
As a consequence of the current rating situation, yields are not expected to rise significantly. There is no doubt that exceptional circumstances, such as the negative factors in Hungary, will cause irritation to yields in repeated short-lived phases. Overall, Austrian government bonds should continue to play the role of safe havens.
“If things are done correctly – based on a sober analysis of the fundamental data in relative comparison – there can be no doubt in expert opinion about Austria’s excellent rating. We are experiencing a global debt crisis that will pose a challenge for years to come,” said Mostboeck.
Austria’s ratings still in top notch range
This downgrade is the opinion of just one rating agency and it first has to be proven right. S&P has been known in the past to be stricter when assigning ratings than the other two agencies. It is the only rating agency that lowered the rating of the United States to AA+. Overall, Austria’s ratings are still in the top-notch range.
S&P has a 22-notch rating scale, running from AAA at the upper end, which is investment grade, to D at the lower end in the speculative range. Austria now ranks at the top, on notch 2 instead of 1. “It is as if we didn‘t get an “A+” according to the Austrian school grading system, but still made an “A” (very good),” explained Mostboeck.
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