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Quốc hội Tây Ban Nha sẽ bỏ phiếu về các biện pháp kinh tế (thứ 5)


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Spanish Parliament to vote on economic measures

Spanish government seeks parliamentary approval for emergency economic measures



On Thursday May 27, 2010, 5:45 am
MADRID (AP) -- Spain's finance minister has pleaded with lawmakers to vote in favor of emergency economic measures saying they are harsh but necessary to reduce the country's bloated deficit.
The package, which includes a cut in civil servants' wages, will be voted on Thursday and approval is expected to be by possibly just one vote.
Finance Minister Elena Salgado told Parliament "the measures are painful but inevitable."
A defeat would be a serious blow for the Socialist government of Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero.
The measures have been welcomed by the Europe Union and international bodies but much criticized at home as a major U-turn on social policies by the Socialists.

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Fitch hạ 1 bậc xếp hạng tín dụng của Tây Ban Nha và cho rằng kế hoạch cắt giảm ngân sách sẽ khiến tăng trưởng kinh tế chậm lại. Nợ tăng cao, chính phủ Tây Ban Nha buộc phải đưa ra kế hoạch cắt giảm ngân sách để cố gắng kiểm soát thâm hụt ngân sách đang tăng cao.
Cơ quan xếp hạng tín dụng Fitch cho rằng việc Ngân hàng Trung ương Tây Ban Nha phải giải cứu một ngân hàng gần đây cho thấy đà phục hồi của kinh tế nước này sẽ chậm lại.
Đầu tháng 5, S&P cũng đã hạ xếp hạng tín dụng của Hy Lạp và Bồ Đào Nha.


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Nợ nước ngoài / GDP: Các anh châu Âu này

1. Ireland - 1,312%

External debt (as % of GDP): 1,312%

Gross external debt: $2.32 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $176.9 billion



2. United Kingdom - 425.9%

External debt (as % of GDP): 425.9%

Gross external debt: $9.15 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $2.15 trillion






3. Switzerland - 382.2%

External debt (as % of GDP): 382.2%

Gross external debt: $1.21 trillion (2009 Q3)
2009 GDP (est): $317 billion






4. Netherlands - 376.6%

External debt (as % of GDP): 376.6%

Gross external debt: $2.46 trillion (2009 Q3)
2009 GDP (est): $654.9 billion



5. Belgium - 328.7%

External debt (as % of GDP): 328.7%

Gross external debt: $1.25 trillion
2009 GDP (est): $381 billion



6. Denmark - 316%

External debt (as % of GDP): 316%

Gross external debt: $627.6 billion
2009 GDP (est): $198.6 billion



7. Sweden - 264.3%

External debt (as % of GDP): 264.3%

Gross external debt: $881.5 billion
2009 GDP (est): $333.5 billion



8. Austria - 256.2%

External debt (as % of GDP): 256.2%

Gross external debt: $827.9 billion
2009 GDP (est): $323.1 billion



9. France - 248%

External debt (as % of GDP): 248%

Gross external debt: $5.23 trillion (2009 Q3)
2009 GDP (est): $2.11 trillion



10. Portugal - 235.9%

External debt (as % of GDP): 235.9%

Gross external debt: $548.45 billion
2009 GDP (est): $232.4 billion

Chỉ số niềm tin ở châu Âu bất ngờ giảm trong tháng 5

European Economic Confidence Unexpectedly Declines (Update1)

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By Simone Meier


May 31 (Bloomberg) -- European confidence in the economic outlook unexpectedly worsened in May and inflation accelerated less than economists forecast as the region’s debt crisis shook markets.
An index of executive and consumer sentiment in the 16 euro nations fell to 98.4 from 100.6 in April, the European Commission in Brussels said today. Economists had forecast a confidence reading of 100.6, based on the median of 25 estimates in a Bloomberg News survey. Consumer prices rose 1.6 percent in May from a year ago, a separate report showed, below the 1.7 percent rate forecast by economists.
The euro-region economy may struggle to gather strength after Greece’s budget crisis eroded investor confidence and forced governments to step up spending cuts to reduce deficits. While a drop in the euro this year has helped bolster exports, it’s also pushing up import costs. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index has lost 7 percent over the past two months.
“There wasn’t a day over the past weeks without a report about the Greek crisis, about declining equity markets or a possible double dip, which is all weighing on sentiment,” said Carsten Brzeski, an economist at ING Group in Brussels. “On the other hand, a weaker euro is good for exports and manufacturers are doing great. It’s a purely psychological story.”
Confidence among consumers fell to minus 18 in May from minus 15 in April, the commission report showed. Sentiment in the retailing, construction and services industries also declined. Manufacturing sentiment rose to minus 6 from minus 7.
The euro remained higher against the dollar after the reports were published and was up 0.3 percent to $1.2305 as of 10:05 a.m. in London.
To contact the reporter on this story: Simone Meier in Dublin at [email protected]
Last Updated: May 31, 2010 05:07 EDT

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