Burden of the Italian
Government to obtain fresh funding from market participants increasingly
expensive as the trading day Wednesday (11/09/2011) berjatuh tempo bond
yields issued 10-year Italian touch the figure 7.21 percent.
That means, assess market conditions approaching Italy are unable to pay its debts so that there is a higher risk factors should be borne by the investors if still buy Italian bonds.
With a 7.21 percent yield, the bond debt with Italy became the second highest cost in Europe after Greece, which on Wednesday touched the 25.1 percent figure.
Yield nothing but a combination of the coupon (interest rate loan) plus the margin of difference in price movements that must be borne by the publishers state that the higher the yield of a bond will be heavier burden to be borne by the bond issuer.
From Rome and Berlin, Reuters news agency on Wednesday (11/09/2011) night or Thursday morning local time, reported, worsening conditions in Italy occurred after Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi announced not to participate in elections in February 2012. It adds to the fear of a schism in the EU.
EU President Jose Manuel Barroso warned of dangers of disintegration of the European Union due to a severe debt crisis. "There will be no peace or prosperity in the Northern or Western Europe if there is no peace and prosperity in the South or in Eastern Europe," he said in the presence of German and French officials.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel insisted, in-depth structural reforms need to be done as fast as needed for all the world outside of Europe will not wait for recovery.
He also called for rule changes with the European Union after French President Nicolas Sarkozy has pushed the two-speed Europe in its economic recovery, which is accelerating and deepening integration as an expansion in the other groups to reduce the connection rate. This indicates the desire of some members of the European Union to stop using the euro currency.
"It's time for a breakthrough towards a new Europe," Merkel said.
Now, Italy has taken over the position of Greece as the center of the crisis and are at a very expects an injection of funds from his European Union colleagues. However, that hope was still a hollow hope.
Nevertheless, the European Central Bank has bought the Italian bond market players simply resist interventions that attack the country's debt....
That means, assess market conditions approaching Italy are unable to pay its debts so that there is a higher risk factors should be borne by the investors if still buy Italian bonds.
With a 7.21 percent yield, the bond debt with Italy became the second highest cost in Europe after Greece, which on Wednesday touched the 25.1 percent figure.
Yield nothing but a combination of the coupon (interest rate loan) plus the margin of difference in price movements that must be borne by the publishers state that the higher the yield of a bond will be heavier burden to be borne by the bond issuer.
From Rome and Berlin, Reuters news agency on Wednesday (11/09/2011) night or Thursday morning local time, reported, worsening conditions in Italy occurred after Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi announced not to participate in elections in February 2012. It adds to the fear of a schism in the EU.
EU President Jose Manuel Barroso warned of dangers of disintegration of the European Union due to a severe debt crisis. "There will be no peace or prosperity in the Northern or Western Europe if there is no peace and prosperity in the South or in Eastern Europe," he said in the presence of German and French officials.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel insisted, in-depth structural reforms need to be done as fast as needed for all the world outside of Europe will not wait for recovery.
He also called for rule changes with the European Union after French President Nicolas Sarkozy has pushed the two-speed Europe in its economic recovery, which is accelerating and deepening integration as an expansion in the other groups to reduce the connection rate. This indicates the desire of some members of the European Union to stop using the euro currency.
"It's time for a breakthrough towards a new Europe," Merkel said.
Now, Italy has taken over the position of Greece as the center of the crisis and are at a very expects an injection of funds from his European Union colleagues. However, that hope was still a hollow hope.
Nevertheless, the European Central Bank has bought the Italian bond market players simply resist interventions that attack the country's debt....
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