2011年4月22日星期五

Interpol probes of the dealer debt e-Mail

April 21, 2011 last updated at 22: 36 GMT Lobby at Interpol headquarters in Lyon, France Greece contacted the international police force of the e-Mail the Greek authorities Interpol, question a London trader on an email he sent asked, said that the high chance of a Greek default.

The e-Mail, published in a Greek newspaper, refers to "increased noise" a Greek debt restructuring as early as Easter.

Greece is very sensitive to accusations that can not abide it stringent repayment conditions on his recent Bail-Out.

The Finance Ministry says the incident is "possible criminal behavior".

Greek police say that the e-Mail was sent from the desktop dealer in London by Citibank.

Citibank said in a statement: "we are together with the authorities and keep to have been not there any wrongdoing by Citi or its employees."

Speculation Greece is default and not pay back their loans pushed interest rates on debt for repayment has meaning for that in 10 years to 15%, it almost 12% has more numbers, cash as its fellow euro-zone Member to Erh?henDeutschland.

Bonds, which are due in two years to repay paid 23%, indicating that investors thought, they were still less likely be repaid.

On Wednesday, 2.6% on a new wave of fears decreased Athens main stock market index.

Greek Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou insisted on Wednesday that Greece could handle his debt.

It was the first of three questions for special assistance by the European Union and its partners after a year ago it became clear that it could not close the gap between spending and borrowing.

Greece attempts to regain international confidence in its finances cuts contained already public sector, which have triggered massive demonstrations.

Announced last week that there is a privatisation programme 50 billion euros ($ 71 billion; £ economic) to increase.


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