Fundo financeiro que aposta na quebra financeira de Portugal desanca, com razão, o foguetório ilusório com que começámos 2014.
- The EIB Has Lent More Funds to Portugal than to Any Other Country Relative to GDP
- The European Rescue Funds EFSF and EFSM Represent 22% of Portugal’s Sovereign Debt
- The IMF Already Represents 12% of Portugal’s Sovereign Debt
- Europe Has Already Given Portugal an OSI Without Asking for Concessions From the Private Sector
- Misconception #1: Portuguese Growth Has Turned the Corner
- Misconception #2: Exports Can Save Portugal
- Misconception #3: Portugal’s Bond Exchange Was A Success
- Misconception #4: A Portuguese PSI (1) Would Lead to Portuguese Bank Recapitalizations
- Misconception #5: A Portuguese PSI Would Create Contagion Risk
- Misconception #6: Portugal Is Not Hiding Debt
- Misconception #7: The Greek Sovereign Restructuring (PSI) Was a Mistake
NOTAS
- PSI—Private Sector Involvement designa a participação do setor privado, por exemplo, num 'haircut', assumindo parte das perdas numa reestruturação parcial de uma dada dívida pública.