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The document discusses Greece's current economic crisis and debt situation. It states that Greece's budget deficit currently stands at 12.4% and its total debt is 300 billion Euros, which is 125% of its GDP. Greece needs to raise 30 billion Euros in 2010 alone to pay off its debts. The document also examines various options for a potential bailout of Greece by the EU and other members.
The document discusses Greece's current economic crisis and debt situation. It states that Greece's budget deficit currently stands at 12.4% and its total debt is 300 billion Euros, which is 125% of its GDP. Greece needs to raise 30 billion Euros in 2010 alone to pay off its debts. The document also examines various options for a potential bailout of Greece by the EU and other members.
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The document discusses Greece's current economic crisis and debt situation. It states that Greece's budget deficit currently stands at 12.4% and its total debt is 300 billion Euros, which is 125% of its GDP. Greece needs to raise 30 billion Euros in 2010 alone to pay off its debts. The document also examines various options for a potential bailout of Greece by the EU and other members.
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THE EUROPEAN UNION, AND GREECE What happened in Greece • Budget Deficit Stands At 12.4% • November 2009, Government Announcement • December 7, Standard and Poor Cast A Negative Forecast • December 14, Desperate Measures Are Taken By Government • January 2010, EU Demands Answer • February 2, Union Nationwide Strike • February 11, Central Bank Of Europe Assures The World SUMMARY
Greece’s current debt stands at a staggering
300 billion Euros.
It is 125% of their GDP.
In the year 2010 alone Greece needs to raise
an amount of 30 billion Euros. Potential Ways Of Bailout
OPTIONS COSTS Is It Legal?
• 1) Direct Bailout 30 Billion Euros In First Installment Probably No
2) Early Cohesion Funds 18.1 Billion Euros Yes
3) Extending BOP EU Taxpayers Liable No
4) Common Eurozone Bonds Punishing Fiscally Sound Countries Probably Not 5) Setting Up European EU Taxpayers Liable Probably Not Monetary Fund 6) Bilateral or Multilateral Place Burden On Few Member States Probably Not Loans 7) EU Gov Buys Greek Bonds Risk For EU Taxpayers Unclear 8) Interest Rate Bailout Unsuitable For Germany No 9) Loans By EIB Risk For EU Taxpayers Unclear 10) Indirect Bailout By ECB Cost Of Borrowing Transfers To Eurozone No Alternative To The EU Bailout
• Let Greece Default
• Go To The IMF
• Attract Institutional Investors Outside Europe
• Withdrawal Of Germany And Splitting Up Into Two Zones
• Fiscal Federalism Light
• Other Recent Happenings • Eurozone Finalises Rescue Package
• Opposition Opposes German Aid
• Extreme Social Unrest
What It Means To The World? Dollar vs. Yuan Introduction • The United States and China are now in a Hot War • This Hot War is named as such because it is a money-centric conflict where speculative money (Le., "Hot" money in FOREX) reigns as an instrument of economic and financial power • Threat to U.S economy & U.S national security Methodology • Seeking to maintain its export dominance, China is engaged in a two-pronged effort: fighting protectionism among its trade partners and holding down the value of its currency. • Beijing is exploiting a fundamental difference between two major international bodies • China had a $198 billion trade surplus with the rest of the world last year, with its exports to the United States outpacing imports by more than four to one CONTINUED… • Beijing has filed more cases with the W.T.O.’s powerful trade tribunals in Geneva than any other country complaining about another’s trade practices. • Beijing has worked to suppress a series of I.M.F. reports since 2007 documenting how the country has substantially undervalued its currency, the renminbi, said three people with detailed knowledge of China’s actions. Yuan to replace $ ? • The Chinese government is laying the ground for the yuan's ascendance. • China is better placed than the US to provide a reserve currency for the 21st century because it has a large current account surplus, focused government and few of the economic worries the US faces. CONTINUED… • China will soon want to see the yuan included in the International Monetary Fund's special drawing rights "basket", he warns, as well as seeing it "used as a means of payment in bilateral trade." U.S Action • President Obama called on Thursday for China to introduce “a more market-oriented exchange rate.” China’s defiant response keeps the administration in a difficult position. • U.S may list China as a currency manupulating country Effects of U.S. action • The Chinese products will cost more • Americans need to cut down consumption a little less, since no savings to accommodate for the increased cost of goods • Inflation in US will go high • China will stop buying U.S treasury bills which will limit U.S ability to repay its debts Effects on China • This will be a double edged blade for china as well as US. • Because this will cause dollar to go down in value as demand goes down by huge Chinese sale of Treasury bonds.. • This will make the holdings worth less for china • China’s exports will lose a market share from its biggest market US • Chinese economy will get hurt- since exports down- lesser money to spend on internal infra- etc. • But for US , this will pose a better opportunity and a worse situation. One, its dollar value goes down , and economy might cripple, but on the other side, it will be easy for them to pay back their huge debts. Headlines • ULIP ban on 14 insurance majors: SEBI (T.O.I)
• SEBI bars insurance cos from selling ULIPs (B.S)
• SEBI ban on ULIP schemes of insurance cos to
stay (E.T)
• SEBI ban on Ulips may hurt foreign
investments (F.E) SEBI • Formed in 1992
• Responsive to needs of three groups
1) Issuers of securities 2) Investors 3) Market intermediaries IRDA • Constituted in 1999
• Frame regulations
• Objective :-Promotion of competition
?????? • ULIP came into play in the 1960s and is popular in many countries in the world. • In India investments in ULIP are covered under Section 80C of IT Act. • Unit Linked Insurance Plan (ULIP) provides for life insurance where the policy value at any time varies according to the value of the underlying assets at the time. ULIP is life insurance solution that provides for the benefits of protection and flexibility in investment. CONTINUED… • The investment is denoted as units and is represented by the value that it has attained called as Net Asset Value (NAV). • ULIP provides solutions for insurance planning, financial needs, and many types of financial planning including children’s marriage planning. CONTINUED… • Unit Linked Insurance Plan - is a financial product that offers you life insurance as well as an investment like a mutual fund • Part of the premium you pay goes towards the sum assured and the balance will be invested in whichever investments you desire - equity, fixed-return or a mixture of both. Why there is a Fight • IRDA is regulatory authority for insurance companies in India • SEBI controls Investment & Stock related activities • 70% income for insurance cos is through ULIPs • An investment- SEBI & wants control. Conclusion • The case is pending In Supreme court • Government Intervention Quiz • Which company Is being developed under the code name pink? • Which was the 2nd country in the world to set up radio broadcasting services and when? • Which Indian company was an equity partner of Pepsi when it entered to India? • Who is founder of Dr.Reddy’s Lab? • What is current Fiscal deficit of U.S/ • With which country recently India has signed FTA? Quiz… • When was Euro became Available to common man? • Where will the forth coming G-20 summit to be held in 2010? • Which vehicle took its name from the fact that it was made to be used for general purpose? • Who had the 1st paper currency right in India in 1861? • What is bailout package given by U.S president in 2 yrs? THANK YOU