coraz lepsze pomysły, ale to już było w przypadku Grecji
EUROZONE: CYPRUS: The MNI correspondent on ground in Nicosia said that the idea
of Cyprus leaving the euro came in a Cypriot Communist Party statement from
the weekend, but that such proposal has no chance of passage at this
time in the Cypriot legislature. A recent poll shows 73% of Cypriots
back staying in the Eurozone
EUROZONE: Observers note that the rumor of Cyprus potentially leaving the
Eurozone appear to have started with a Russian Twitter tweet. One veteran
observer noted that Russia has an "ax to grind" on this issue because of the
large amounts of Russian capital parked in Cypriot banks that would be taxed
under the bank levy/bailout proposal.
EUROZONE: Valentin Marinov of CitiFX says re Cyprus and the purported midday
vote, which may be postponed yet again, that the "political impasse" may persist
for days. "Our main concern is that the Cypriot politicians may resort to
tactics previously used by their Greek colleagues trying to extract a better
deal from their European counterparts," he says. A successful parliamentary
vote today (no longer Citi's central case) "could see some calm returning to
European markets, especially if the Cyprus experience is seen as an isolated
case that is driven by the unique features of its banks," Marinov says. Further
postponement and delays will increase that " the Cypriot debacle evolving into a
Greek style 'Game of Chicken' between Nicosia and Brussels should weigh on EUR
in our view," he says.
zealot byłeś pierwszy
