Public debt: bankruptcy of Greece ... who's next?

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by Christophe » 28/09/20, 09:29

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by Obamot » 28/09/20, 12:38

Yes, but the boxes had been empty for ten years ...

Demands for employees? You did not think about it my good Môssieur ...!

Then the SARS-cov-2 goes through there and nothing collapses ...

Magic, isn't it? um ... :D
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by moinsdewatt » 30/09/20, 10:52

France: record increase in public debt to 114,1% of GDP at end-June

AFP • 25 / 09 / 2020

French public debt swelled at the end of June to 114,1% of gross domestic product (GDP), i.e. 2.638,3 billion euros, up 12,7 points from the end of March, the largest quarterly increase since INSEE published this indicator in 1995, he reported on Friday.
"A part of the increase in debt (...) feeds the cash flow of public administrations in sharp increase", in particular to meet "future financing needs linked to the health crisis", explained the National Institute of statistics in a press release.


The State debt in particular increased by 113,4 billion euros, details INSEE, to finance short-time working measures, deferral of charges and to offset the fall in tax revenue due to the fall in the economic activity.

The debt of social security administrations (Acoss, Cades, Unédic, hospitals and Cnaf) also increased sharply by 84,9 billion euros, due to partial unemployment measures and postponements and cancellations of social contributions decided to support companies in difficulty during containment.

Finally, local government debt (Apul) is also on the rise (+2,7 billion), but to a lesser extent.

Due to the Covid-19 crisis and the spending, the government expects the debt to soar to 117,5% of GDP this year.


https://www.boursorama.com/actualite-ec ... ad3c1e1232
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Re: Public debt: bankruptcy of Greece ... who's next?




by Christophe » 30/09/20, 10:55

Bin yes that's what is said in the video Europe1 ...
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by moinsdewatt » 30/09/20, 10:56

We don't see the end

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France plans to issue another 260 billion euros in debt in 2021, according to Agence France Trésor

the 28 / 09 / 2020
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https://www.usinenouvelle.com/article/l ... r.N1009964

260 billion euros is like all the GDP of Egypt in 2018 (IMF figure)
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by Christophe » 30/09/20, 11:11

Scam ...
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Re: Public debt: bankruptcy of Greece ... who's next?




by Christophe » 05/03/21, 15:48

What if we erased the public debt from the covid?

Some seriously think so ... so why not the rest of the debt? : Mrgreen:

What if we purely and simply wiped out the hundreds of billions of euros in debt generated by the Covid-19 crisis? The debate is heated, it seems very technical but it is within everyone's reach ...

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by eclectron » 05/03/21, 19:03

Christophe wrote:What if we erased the public debt from the covid?

Some seriously think so ... so why not the rest of the debt? : Mrgreen:

What if we purely and simply wiped out the hundreds of billions of euros in debt generated by the Covid-19 crisis? The debate is heated, it seems very technical but it is within everyone's reach ...


I saw a C in the air on it.
From what I learned, the consensus would be "we do not erase the debt because that would send a bad signal to investors / market but we do not reimburse it. It rolls .... for eternity. The ECB lays it down. takes it on its own and keeps it. "
We do not reimburse but we do not cancel. : Lol: : Lol: : Lol:
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by Obamot » 05/03/21, 19:37

Yes it should, but it must also be done for the banks (mortgage rates) since one of the worst problems is the exorbitant rents. All debt will never happen from home ever. :D
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