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EFSF rules are out : nobody can get money

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posted on Oct, 20 2011 @ 08:11 AM
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Now that is funny.

Details Of EFSF Emerge, However It Is "Too Little, Too Late"

* EFSF to be able to grant two types of precautionary credit lines, normal and enhanced, based on IMF instruments.
* Typical size of both types of EFSF precautionary credit lines for Euro-zone sovereigns could be between 2 and 10 % of GDP according to a document
* Both types of EFSF precautionary credit lines would be for 1 year, renewable for 6 months twice
* IMF involvement in design and implementation of EFSF precautionary credit lines will be sought in all cases according to guidelines


The key point :

* To be eligible for EFSF precautionary credit lines Euro-zone sovereign must respect EU budget rules, have sustainable debt, external position, no bank solvency problem and seek to reduce macroeconomic imbalances according to a document

If this is enforced, as ZH says, nobody is eligible for any money.


Oh but I know what could solve everything... give all the power to a central European government so countries are eligible to be saved! Ain't that a brilliant plan?


Of course, laws and rules are just for the little people, not for those who do God's work.


Update :

* GERMAN GOVERNMENT DOESN'T EXCLUDE POSTPONING SUMMIT, WELT SAYS
* WELT CITES PEOPLE CLOSE TO THE GERMAN COALITION, GOVERNMENT

The euro is plunging of course.

Update 2 :

* Senior EU sources say unaware of any plan to postpone Sunday's EU leaders' summit
* Austria finance minister says dates of weekend EU summit fixed, unaware of any postponement

The euro was hurting too much...
edit on 20-10-2011 by Vitchilo because: (no reason given)



posted on Oct, 20 2011 @ 03:08 PM
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This kind of convoluted economic micromanagement is the reason the Eurozone will cease to exist within the next few years.

It was a bad idea to begin with...But it has since been compounded by even worse ideas to mitigate the problems created by bad ideas.....
edit on 20-10-2011 by projectvxn because: (no reason given)



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