25/08/2014 07:54
The major issues in today’s financial press are the amendments of the parties for the foreclosures to be tabled to the Parliament today and the private meeting between the Cooperatives and the Finance Ministry and the equal burden-sharing organization for the non-performing loans.
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Phileleftheros” refers to the amendments of the parties for the foreclosures to be tabled to the Parliament today. As noted, all proposals of the opposition, which were accepted by the government, will be tabled to the Parliament in the form of amendments. DIKO will play an important role in thenext few days, when the institutional framework of the foreclosures will be forwarded to the Parliament for approval or rejection.
Elsewhere the newspaper refers to the contacts of the Vice Chairman of Aegean Airlines at the Communications Ministry today for the acquisition of Cyprus Airways.
Other headlines:
- Cooperate for a tolerable and bearable bill
-CCI and Paphos MPs worry about foreclosures
-Ecologists participate in protests
-EEE in Greece too
The newspaper “Politis” refers to the key decisions to be taken by the government for the management of natural gas deposits. Specifically, the government will have to decide whether to sell natural gas to neighbouring countries for speedy enjoyment of income or if it will exhaust all time margins for the construction of the liquefaction terminal at Vassiliko.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper refers to the fifth meeting of the Nobel laureates at Lindau, Germany. As noted, speaking at the meeting, the Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz pointed out that the common currency area has not yet recovered from the financial crisis of 2008, but enters into recession.
Other headlines:
-Uncertainty and prospects – Greek banks
-Currency concerns in Scotland
-Airlines expect increased revenues
-Tax obstacles – They keep Greek property market low
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Simerini” refers to the private meeting to be attempted by the Cooperatives with Finance Ministry officials and the equal burden-sharing organization for the non-performing loans. As noted, the Coops demand €70 million against state guarantee for the non-performing loans of refugees from the equal burden-sharing organization, however, the Finance Ministry does not consent.
The newspaper also reports that the opposition is preparing parliamentary 'war' with the aim of full disclosure on remuneration and benefits of committees and boards appointed by the government.
Other headlines:
-Banking union will contribute to the restoration of confidence – Daniele Nouy urges citizens not to believe in rumours
The newspaper “Haravgi” refers to the protests outside the Presidential Palace on Wednesday against the foreclosures bill. According to the report, after AKEL, the Ecologists urged their members to protest against the unfair governmental decision on foreclosures.
The newspaper “Alithia” refers to the second part of the interview given by the President of the Republic to the newspaper. President Anastasiades stressed the need for reform in the public service, the economy, the foreclosures bill and the investigations for the responsibilities of the economy.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper highlights that the government’s technocrats are on a race for the offsetting bills on foreclosures. As noted, the bills will be tabled to the House Finance Committee today, however, a delay of one or two days is likely in their preparation and submission.
Other headlines:
-Germany expects strong economic recovery
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Phileleftheros” refers to the amendments of the parties for the foreclosures to be tabled to the Parliament today. As noted, all proposals of the opposition, which were accepted by the government, will be tabled to the Parliament in the form of amendments. DIKO will play an important role in thenext few days, when the institutional framework of the foreclosures will be forwarded to the Parliament for approval or rejection.
Elsewhere the newspaper refers to the contacts of the Vice Chairman of Aegean Airlines at the Communications Ministry today for the acquisition of Cyprus Airways.
Other headlines:
- Cooperate for a tolerable and bearable bill
-CCI and Paphos MPs worry about foreclosures
-Ecologists participate in protests
-EEE in Greece too
The newspaper “Politis” refers to the key decisions to be taken by the government for the management of natural gas deposits. Specifically, the government will have to decide whether to sell natural gas to neighbouring countries for speedy enjoyment of income or if it will exhaust all time margins for the construction of the liquefaction terminal at Vassiliko.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper refers to the fifth meeting of the Nobel laureates at Lindau, Germany. As noted, speaking at the meeting, the Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz pointed out that the common currency area has not yet recovered from the financial crisis of 2008, but enters into recession.
Other headlines:
-Uncertainty and prospects – Greek banks
-Currency concerns in Scotland
-Airlines expect increased revenues
-Tax obstacles – They keep Greek property market low
The “Economy” inset of newspaper “Simerini” refers to the private meeting to be attempted by the Cooperatives with Finance Ministry officials and the equal burden-sharing organization for the non-performing loans. As noted, the Coops demand €70 million against state guarantee for the non-performing loans of refugees from the equal burden-sharing organization, however, the Finance Ministry does not consent.
The newspaper also reports that the opposition is preparing parliamentary 'war' with the aim of full disclosure on remuneration and benefits of committees and boards appointed by the government.
Other headlines:
-Banking union will contribute to the restoration of confidence – Daniele Nouy urges citizens not to believe in rumours
The newspaper “Haravgi” refers to the protests outside the Presidential Palace on Wednesday against the foreclosures bill. According to the report, after AKEL, the Ecologists urged their members to protest against the unfair governmental decision on foreclosures.
The newspaper “Alithia” refers to the second part of the interview given by the President of the Republic to the newspaper. President Anastasiades stressed the need for reform in the public service, the economy, the foreclosures bill and the investigations for the responsibilities of the economy.
The “Economy” inset of the newspaper highlights that the government’s technocrats are on a race for the offsetting bills on foreclosures. As noted, the bills will be tabled to the House Finance Committee today, however, a delay of one or two days is likely in their preparation and submission.
Other headlines:
-Germany expects strong economic recovery
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