Sunday, June 14, 2015

Athens: Greece’s exit from the euro zone will provoke damage to 1 trillion euros – a REGNUM

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Athens, 14 June 2015, 21:55 – REGNUM Finance Minister Janis Varufakis estimated that Greece’s exit from the eurozone would cost 1 trillion euros. On it informs RIA “Novosti».

According to him, investors, investors, citizens in general will constantly think that the eurozone is not indivisible. Varufakis rejected the possibility of a new extension of the second aid program for nine months, offering as a way out of Athens to allocate credit for 30 years with an interest rate of 1.5%.

«We are not asking for a penny to invest in the new agreement. This will give the other party the right to demand a new memorandum, “- he said.

On June 12, the finance minister said Euronews, that the Greek Government is no popular mandate to ensure that the creditors accept the proposed conditions of financial assistance.

That’s what he thinks about the head of the Eurogroup Jeroen Deysselblum: “We have repeatedly made it clear that much time left, and how important it is – especially for the Greeks. On the other hand, I’m not in a hurry. The agreement is only possible if it suits everyone ».

According to Alexei Moiseyev from the business magazine Forbes, the insolvency of the government of one of the smaller regions of the federation must not lead to a crisis of payment system throughout the federation or, even more significantly less rigid structure, which is the European Union. “In practice, there are reasonable and have confirmed fears that a Greek default would cause a domino effect, and, as shown by the spring of 2010, will have an impact on other countries: Portugal, Spain or Italy. If under attack falls and France, the situation is really closer to catastrophic, “- he said.

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