B25 wrote:Where's VP when you need him????
bill cobbett wrote:B25 wrote:Where's VP when you need him????
VP was last seen wearing a life-jacket at the back of a huge crowd trying to withdraw their deposits from a Turkish Bank in Occupied Nicosia.
CBBB wrote:dinos wrote:Just taking an opportunity to remind everyone that the ratings agencies with their pay-for-ratings business models, have rendered themselves moot. Whether it's Spain, Italy, Turkey or the US, they aren't telling people anything they haven't already known for quite some time. Aside from the potential for a small amount of short-term volatility, they are irrelevant and have no influence on markets whatsoever.
Tell that to the countries that have been downgraded and then explain to them why they have to pay exorbitant interest rates to borrow money.
Jerry wrote:Looks like more bad news for Turkey, the EU (you know, the club that Turkey does not want to join) will not cough up additional cash for its alignment process. One would hope/expect that sooner or later Turkey will be faced with making a choice of recognising the ROC or losing the handout.
"The European Union announced on Friday it will not be able to meet Turkey's demand for an increase in funds aimed to help the country align itself with EU standards. A delegation consisting of nine members of the European Parliament's Committee on Budgets visited Turkey from May 2-4, 2012"
http://www.todayszaman.com/news-279442- ... funds.html
PC Bubble wrote:Today's Zaman.
A leading RBS economist Timothy Ash, global head of emerging market research states that Erdogan is right to question Standard & Poors decision.
He must be .
A. A Turk lover.
B. A Carpetbagger.
C. Correct.
Which is it, all you financial experts ?
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