Greece's Economy - A Cause Of Concern!

By Author: Sadhana Dhanyal
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Greece's current debt crisis just doesn't seem to get resolved. There are various notions being applied to help sort out the issue. While Germany is insisting, it receives help from International Monetary Fund (IMF). On the other hand European Central Bank President Jean Claude Trichet has been considering the fact that Greece could receive loans from its euro-zone partners.

Greece is literally struggling to receive help. Amidst the ongoing conflicts between different countries, the country is struggling to make better its situation. It is in a deep financial crisis. The insistence of Germany to receive help from IMF is putting an undue pressure on the country. It is making things delayed and the economic condition of the country is under a hold.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has warned Governments in its member countries to take action to trim their budget deficits. The OECD is forecasting that debt would exceed 100% of GDP in 2011 across its member counties. The member countries include 30 territories such as the US, Australia, Japan, Canada, New Zealand, and European countries. ...
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This warning comes before the European Union summit, which is due to take place later this week. The major topic of discussion here is Greece's debt crisis. It has also stated that consistent with ongoing fiscal support and the cyclical downturn, budget deficits are expected to reach historical highs in 2010 in several countries.

Moreover, last week, the European Commission revealed the British Government's plans for reducing the budget deficit are not much ambitious. On the other hand, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) has revealed a further fall in sales of previously owned homes in the US for the month of February.

The industry body also stated that sales fell 0.6% in the month to an annual rate of 5.02 million units (an eight-month low), down from 5.05 million the previous month. February's fall was the third consecutive month sales had declined and have raised concern that the market may be heading for a double dip in both activity and prices.

Thus, it is evident that there are major concerns both about the state of the economy and Real Estate sector. This is known to be affecting the businessmen adversely. It is believed that the housing recovery is very fragile at the moment. In the wake of this scenario, some heads are raising concerns that the housing finance system needs a stronger regulation, more effective consumer protections and a clearer role of government with less risk borne by the American taxpayer.

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