Jose :
Beje, atlikau analogiškus skaičiavimus su UKB1L:
5,1(2yr max) - 1,6(2yr min) = 3,5

3,5*0,382 = 5,1-1,34 = 3,76 < buvom pasiekę
3,5*0,5 = 5,1-1,75 = 3,35 < baisiai neerotiška riba ;>
3,5*0,618 = 5,1-2,16 = 2,94 < kažkas fatališko!

swax'as :
Man kaip pirkusiam po 19.18lt pažiūrėjus į tokią kainą baisu darosi...

Fitch Ratings today announced that it has revised its outlook on the Republic of Lithuania’s long term foreign currency and local currency Issuer Default ratings (IDR) to Negative from Stable. Fitch at the same time affirmed Lithuania's Long-term foreign currency IDR at 'A', Long-term local currency IDR at 'A+', Shortterm foreign currency IDR at 'F1', and Country Ceiling at 'AA'.

This is not overly surprising, in our view, given the large and increasing imbalances in the Lithuanian economy. However, it is particularly notable that Fitch stated "The Negative Outlook reflects rising inflationary pressures, a further prospective delay to euro adoption – which Fitch does not expect until 2013 – a marked deterioration in Lithuania's external imbalances, and uncertainty over how the country will secure a gradual adjustment to a more sustainable growth path".

We strongly agree with Fitch’s assessment of the situation, and it is quite clear that Lithuanian euro adoption is unlikely to happen any time soon. Theis is particularly the case because fiscal pressure may well arise in the medium term.

swax'as :
Man kaip pirkusiam po 19.18lt pažiūrėjus į tokią kainą baisu darosi...