B*****t 发帖数: 68 | 1 According to the Wall St. Journal:
European finance ministers agreed to water down a German-backed
proposal to force private bond holders to take writedowns in the event
of future bailouts. The plan, which will create a new fund to replace
in 2013 the EUR440 billion bailout fund put in place in May, would
still require countries found to be insolvent to negotiate a
restructuring with private-sector creditors.
"The Irish thing is so important and I think that they may have put
more uncertainty into the markets than they would like to by, on the
same day they announced a deal, announcing a restructuring policy that
begins in 2013," said Peter Morici, an economist at the University of
Maryland.
"What do you do if a sovereign can't refinance? It raises a lot of
questions," he said. He added that U.S. stocks are just not going to
view this positively, hence he sees losses for Monday. |
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