Charlie Wilson.

Charlie Wilson. That the UK enters in the European Community seven years later – never was a big surprise. Neither now, when policy-makers put them in one sack with Greece, Portugal and Spain. Now, the nation… - have theirs “harvest”. In such prolonged and reckless pursuit of “A PRETO” policy (with my humble participation) they fall into my preferable vector bag. Of course, we all can argue about, but like always, speaking from “my inside high” of cocaine Royal Family of Lancaster’s (who else’s rule the World?), - one thing pop-up very clearly, the train. In which, for example, I can’t send the simple e-mail. Maybe I’m weak and clumsy with IT stuff, maybe the fails in structure – I don’t know. But, speaking last meeting at workinglinks.co.uk., we agree that I send to them my CV, cold letters, and also the data with whom last interview in my work search was held. Of long train of fifteen years in “what-you-do-to-find-the-job”, this time I resolve to go a little bit further. Attaching to the CV’s file the picture of Trevor Edwards, Senior Consultant, Mutual House, 5th Floor, 70 Conduit Street, London W1S 2GF, 07778 031 934; trevor.edwards@pcsexecutive.com A BNB Recruitment Solutions Plc Company. 0207 837 5881; Which VERY COINCIDENTLY is twin brother of everyone knowing greek Prince Phillip… Well, my friends, - goal. Nor hotmail, nor btinternet, nor gmail, nor yahoo – pass through to the “God’s” of workinglinks.co.uk. bliss. However, the Operation Moshtarak – is going “just fine…” The Monteiro face, from present situation in the Med-Club countries – “give up”. (see the photo). Exactly when “my internet” went down. Exactly when the France and UK bought the 40% of Portuguese Debt (private investors – 17%, Germany and Austria – 15%, the monhes/chinocas – 5%. See the article). Spread – 140 basic points. I talking here about the english speaking World Charlie Wilson, - the long time “old dear friend of mine”. Like we see through the Princess Anne and the Aurora Residence – the Gods are in charge of my destiny. The “question” do remains, could I do more, try harder to find more kindness in theirs will? Or just stick with this ongoing… Nephritises just because they still insist that I’m the frivolous and unpractical looser. And it’s was the reason that tonight I have been beaten in my head just because the jealous husband with face of Michael Douglas run at me with the knife… Should I say that ‘Perfect Murder’ – is the swine faces of European Community and the Gwyneth Paltrow – is… the Charlie Wilson? Where I am in? Looser who are doing these extreme deflationary policies? Which will be direct reflection (like the sequence) in these countries economic activities? Than, without possibility of devaluation – they will lost last hope for big export gains? (Right – is who’s stronger.) All this capital injections which ones helped in the Royalties & Concessions (recent credit crunch) crisis – do shmack. Like I was telling yesterday, seems what you want is Down-turn.
Bipadosa estuda venda da sua participação à Camargo. A Bipadosa está a analisar a proposta da Camargo Corrêa para vender os 6,5% que detém no capital da Cimpor por 6,5 euros por acção. O negócio pode ser fechado ainda hoje, elevando a posição da empresa brasileira para 29% na Cimpor. A Bipadosa está a analisar a proposta da Camargo Corrêa para vender os 6,5% que detém no capital da Cimpor por 6,5 euros por acção. O negócio pode ser fechado ainda hoje. O Negócios sabe o grupo espanhol está neste momento a estudar a proposta que a Camargo colocou em cima para a compra das suas cerca de 44 milhões de acções. A um preço de 6,5 euros por acção, a Bipadosa encaixará mais de 280 milhões de euros. O negócio pode ser fechado ainda hoje. A Camargo, quer ontem anunicou a compra dos 22,17% da Teixeira Duarte, elevaria com mais estes 6,5% a sua posição para quase 29%, atingindo os 32% caso exerça a opção de compra dos 3% da família Teixeira Duarte.

França e Reino Unido compram 40% da dívida portuguesa. 11/02/10 12:15. Franceses e ingleses gastaram 1,2 mil milhões de euros para comprar a dívida que foi vendida ontem pela República portuguesa. Dados do Instituto de Gestão da Tesouraria e do Crédito Público (IGCP) mostram que a maior fatia, de 24%, ficou nas mãos da França que, juntamente com o Reino Unido, absorveu 40% da emissão.
De destacar ainda a participação de investidores portugueses, que adquiriram 17% dos títulos emitidos, e também a Alemanha e Áustria, que conjuntamente compararam 15%. Numa percentagem mais pequena, de 5%, os investidores asiáticos também aderiram à emissão de Obrigações do Tesouro a 10 anos. O IGCP e as Finanças realizaram há poucas semanas um ‘road show' no mercado asiático, pela primeira vez com uma passagem pela China. Na distribuição por tipo de investidor, os dados do IGCP mostram que foram os gestores de activos a classe que mais aderiu à operação, tendo comprado 38% dos títulos. Seguem-se os bancos (26%), as Seguradores e os Fundos de Pensões (24%) e os bancos centrais (11%). O IGCP vendeu ontem no mercado 3 mil milhões de euros de obrigações a 10 anos, com a procura a chegar aos 13 mil milhões de euros. A obrigação foi vendida com um ‘spread' de 140 pontos base, o que resultou numa taxa de cupão de 4,80%. Risco diminui. A percepção de risco da parte dos investidores para com a dívida portuguesa alivia pela terceira sessão consecutiva. O ‘spread' face às obrigações alemãs, a referência para o mercado, recua para 125 pontos, enquanto o preço dos ‘credit default swaps' sobre obrigações a cinco anos desce para 187 pontos. Esta evolução reflecte o sucesso da emissão de Obrigações do Tesouro de ontem e, por outro lado, as declarações dos últimos dias das principais agências de ‘rating', que vieram dizer publicamente que Portugal não é comparável à Grécia. A concertação europeia para apoiar o país helénico e assim evitar o contágio para outros países da zona euro está também a dar alguma tranquilidade aos investidores.

Euro zone in deal on help for Greece. Thu Feb 11, 2010 12:26pm GMT. BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Several key euro zone officials have reached a deal to help Greece in its debt crisis, European Union President Herman Van Rompuy said on Thursday. The agreement was forged in talks between Van Rompuy, European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet and Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou. Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero and Eurogroup Chairman Jean-Claude Juncker were also present. "There is an agreement on the Greek situation. We will communicate now the agreement to the other leaders," Van Rompuy told reporters. The news was immediately welcomed by jittery markets, as the euro erased its early losses. A full announcement is expected later today. Today's Brussels summit, originally planned as a relaxed and informal meeting, has been transformed into a crisis meeting as the EU's single currency faces the greatest test in its 10 year history. Officials and diplomats had used the excuse of a snowfall on Thursday morning to push back the summit by two hours, allowing Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, Nicloas Sarkozy, the French President, to hold talks with George Papandreou, the Greek Prime Minister. The eurozone package will draw on the expertise of the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund to demand and supervise sweeping fiscal and economic reforms by Greece in return for loan support. ”The European Commission will design and coordinate the package, drawing on the expertise of the ECB and the IMF,” said an EU official. Eurozone finace ministers have so far failed to agree the structure for a bailout, with discussions focusing on purchase of Greek sovereign debt or a loans facility. One possibility would be for Germany, via a state-owned bank, to buy Greek government bonds, ensuring that its short-term debt requirements are financed. Other options envisage direct budget support might be provided via the early release of EU structural funds or some similar mechanism. Greek government bond yield spreads over German Bunds narrowed sharply in early trade on Thursday as expectations grew of a rescue package. Greek spreads have narrowed from more than 400 basis points to around 260 basis points over Bunds in two weeks as momentum towards a bailout has gathered pace. Gary Jenkins, head of credit at Evolution Securities, said there would be “blood on the walls” in trading rooms if the EU fails to deliver after its barrage of leaks talking up a bail-out. Gregg Gibbs, a strategist at Royal Bank of Scotland, said that “while a support package for Greece may remove the immediate risk of rapid contagion, it transfers more risk to the core, and will have permanently damaged the credibility of the euro as a better reserve currency than the dollar. It will infect the European Central Bank's monetary policy and generate stress between EU countries.” he said. Which brings us to the worst news of all. The extreme deflationary policies now being imposed on the weakest eurozone countries point to frightening implications. The Greek and other Club Med governments can slash their deficits only at the cost of huge falls in economic activity. Without the possibility of devaluation they cannot hope for big export gains, nor even for the capital inflows that have helped to end the slump in British property. Instead of the broadly Keynesian policies that have helped to revive growth not only in America and Britain but also in Germany and France, these weaker members of the eurozone are pursuing measures that are almost guaranteed to prolong and deepen their recessions.