Greece is running out of time to carry out austerity measures that the Troika (EU, IMF and ECB) is imposing on it instead of the much-anticipated recovery plan. Without the 130 billion euros (that could be 145 billion euros to face a financial restructuring plan) will not be able to face debt maturity payments on March 20. Greece will be on the verge of default or bankruptcy, and the consequences will be unpredictable.
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miércoles, 8 de febrero de 2012
Troika requires Greece to cut salaries by 20% to avoid bankruptcy - elEconomista.es
martes, 7 de febrero de 2012
Quiebra embotelladora de agua destilada | Sin Comillas | Negocios en Puerto Rico
La compañía BMF, Inc., que se dedica a la venta de agua destilada, se acogió al Capítulo 11 de la Ley de Quiebra con una deuda ascendente a $8.9 millones. Los mayores acreedores son Banco Popular, con una deuda de $4.9 millones, y FirstBank, con casi $1 millón.
viernes, 3 de febrero de 2012
Recorte de American Airlines con impacto en la Isla - El Nuevo Día
Aunque aún se desconoce cuántos de los 13,000 empleos que eliminará American Airlines (AA) se materializarán en Puerto Rico, fuentes revelaron ayer que el plan a nivel local contempla reducir la operación a un mínimo de seis rutas.
Ayer, la empresa matriz de American, AMR Corporation, confirmó su plan de despido de unas 13,000 personas en total, como parte del proceso de quiebra que inició hace unas semanas
jueves, 2 de febrero de 2012
A la quiebra la bolera de Cupey - El Nuevo Día
Cupey Bowling & Entertainment Center solicitó la protección de la Ley de Quiebras para reorganizar sus finanzas en aras de manejar deudas que sobrepasan el millón de dólares.
http://www.elnuevodia.com/alaquiebralaboleradecupey-1180999.html
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Fed Signals That a Full Recovery Is Years Away: Fed to Maintain Rates Near Zero Through Late 2014 - NYTimes.com
Fed Signals That a Full Recovery Is Years Away
Larry Downing/Reuters
Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, said the central bank was striving for the right amount of stimulus.
By BINYAMIN APPELBAUM
Published: January 25, 2012
WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve, declaring that the economy would need help for years to come, said Wednesday it would extend by 18 months the period that it plans to hold down interest rates in an effort to spur growth.
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Economix Blog: Behind Closed Doors at the Fed (January 25, 2012)
The Fed said that it now planned to keep short-term interest rates near zero until late 2014, continuing the transformation of a policy that began as shock therapy in the winter of 2008 into a six-year campaign to increase spending by rewarding borrowers and punishing savers.
The economy expanded "moderately" in recent weeks, the Fed said in a statement released after a two-day meeting of its policy-making committee, but jobs were still scarce, the housing sector remained deeply depressed and Europe's flirtation with crisis could undermine the nascent domestic recovery.
The Fed forecast growth of up to 2.7 percent this year, up to 3.2 percent next year and up to 4 percent in 2014, but at the end of that period, the central bank projected that the recovery would still be incomplete. Workers would still be looking for jobs, and businesses would still be looking for customers.
"What did we learn today? Things are bad, and they're not improving at the rate that they want them to improve," said Kevin Logan, chief United States economist at HSBC. "That's what they concluded — 'We've eased policy a lot, but we haven't eased it enough.' "
The economic impact of the low-interest rate extension, however, is likely to be modest. Many businesses and consumers can't qualify for loans, a problem the Fed's efforts do not address. Moreover, long-term rates already are at record low levels and, like pushing on a spring, the going gets harder as it nears the floor. Finally, the Fed already was widely expected by investors to hold rates near zero well into 2014, limiting the benefits of a formal announcement.
"I wouldn't overstate the Fed's ability to massively change expectations through its statements," the Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said at a press conference Wednesday after the announcement. "It's important for us to say what we think and it's important for us to provide the right amount of stimulus to help the economy recover from its currently underutilized condition."
The Fed's plans for interest rates were unveiled amid a barrage of statements the central bank released Wednesday as part of its campaign to improve its transparency. And while it pleased some investors in the markets, it left others befuddled. The Dow Jones industrial average, which had been down in the morning, began rising steadily after the Fed released its statement at about 12:30 p.m. Wednesday. The Dow finished the day up 81.21 points at 12,756.96.
First came the Fed's traditional statement, released after each meeting of its policy-making committee, which said that the central bank intended to hold short-term rates near zero "at least through late 2014."
Ninety minutes later, the Fed published for the first time the predictions of the committee's members on when they would raise interest rates. It showed that 11 of the 17 members expected the Fed to raise rates by the end of 2014. Taken together, the documents suggested that the Fed expected to keep rates near zero until late 2014, but probably not any longer than that.
Since the beginning of the financial crisis in 2007, the Fed has alternated bursts of activity with periods of rest, concluding several times that it had done enough only to find the economy still struggling to recover. The Fed announced last summer that the central bank intended to keep interest rates near zero through at least the middle of 2013, and that it would seek to reduce long-term interest rates through changes in the kinds of investment securities it holds. Since then, two meetings had passed without the introduction of any new programs.
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