Titoli di Stato area non Euro ARGENTINA obbligazioni e tango bond
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capt.harlock
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P. Buenos Aires in rialzo la lettera a 94. Andrà a 100 per settimana prossima?
almeno un 10% a 100 ci va
bulogna
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almeno un 10% a 100 ci va
Forse 100 no ma 98/99 la logica direbbe di sì. Poi ........
Gaudente
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Argentine province pays dollar bonds in pesos -media | Reuters
Oct 6 (Reuters) - Chaco province in northern Argentina surprised the local capital markets this week when it made more than $263,000 dollar-denominated bond service payments in local pesos rather than in U.S. currency, La Nacion newspaper reported on Saturday.
The government of Argentina has cracked down on access to dollars this year in a bid to halt capital flight as the local currency depreciates against the dollar.
The Chaco dollar-denominated bonds were issued in 2006 and come due in 2015 and 2023. But the debt payments could not be made in the designated currency because the province could not get its hands on dollars, La Nacion said, citing market sources.
"This leaves the door open to the possible forced pesification of other securities denominated in foreign currency," La Nacion said.
Argentina is a major world grains supplier. Rising soy, corn and wheat prices have helped the South American country recover from a severe 2001-2002 financial crisis.
But the economy has cooled quickly this year due to sluggish global growth, high inflation, reduced grains output caused by a December-January drought, and sinking business confidence as the de facto ban on dollar buying dampens investment and hurts consumer confidence.
Prego notare la barbonata: la banca centrale si e' rifiutata di vendere alla provincia l'importo di ben 263.000 dollari, cio' e' invero illuminante su quella che deve essere la reale entita' delle riserve della banca
Ma se voi volete comprare le Buenos Aires a 94 chi sono io per dirvi di no ?
Oct 6 (Reuters) - Chaco province in northern Argentina surprised the local capital markets this week when it made more than $263,000 dollar-denominated bond service payments in local pesos rather than in U.S. currency, La Nacion newspaper reported on Saturday.
The government of Argentina has cracked down on access to dollars this year in a bid to halt capital flight as the local currency depreciates against the dollar.
The Chaco dollar-denominated bonds were issued in 2006 and come due in 2015 and 2023. But the debt payments could not be made in the designated currency because the province could not get its hands on dollars, La Nacion said, citing market sources.
"This leaves the door open to the possible forced pesification of other securities denominated in foreign currency," La Nacion said.
Argentina is a major world grains supplier. Rising soy, corn and wheat prices have helped the South American country recover from a severe 2001-2002 financial crisis.
But the economy has cooled quickly this year due to sluggish global growth, high inflation, reduced grains output caused by a December-January drought, and sinking business confidence as the de facto ban on dollar buying dampens investment and hurts consumer confidence.
Prego notare la barbonata: la banca centrale si e' rifiutata di vendere alla provincia l'importo di ben 263.000 dollari, cio' e' invero illuminante su quella che deve essere la reale entita' delle riserve della banca
Ma se voi volete comprare le Buenos Aires a 94 chi sono io per dirvi di no ?
russiabond
Il mito, la leggenda.
Argentine province pays dollar bonds in pesos -media | Reuters
Oct 6 (Reuters) - Chaco province in northern Argentina surprised the local capital markets this week when it made more than $263,000 dollar-denominated bond service payments in local pesos rather than in U.S. currency, La Nacion newspaper reported on Saturday.
The government of Argentina has cracked down on access to dollars this year in a bid to halt capital flight as the local currency depreciates against the dollar.
The Chaco dollar-denominated bonds were issued in 2006 and come due in 2015 and 2023. But the debt payments could not be made in the designated currency because the province could not get its hands on dollars, La Nacion said, citing market sources.
"This leaves the door open to the possible forced pesification of other securities denominated in foreign currency," La Nacion said.
Argentina is a major world grains supplier. Rising soy, corn and wheat prices have helped the South American country recover from a severe 2001-2002 financial crisis.
But the economy has cooled quickly this year due to sluggish global growth, high inflation, reduced grains output caused by a December-January drought, and sinking business confidence as the de facto ban on dollar buying dampens investment and hurts consumer confidence.
Prego notare la barbonata: la banca centrale si e' rifiutata di vendere alla provincia l'importo di ben 263.000 dollari, cio' e' invero illuminante su quella che deve essere la reale entita' delle riserve della banca
Ma se voi volete comprare le Buenos Aires a 94 chi sono io per dirvi di no ?
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P.S. (vedi 3ead perpetue)
fabriziof
Forumer storico
credo che il rischio della pesificazione riguardi (al momento)solo i titoli emessi sotto legge argentina
Chaco pagó en pesos una deuda en dólares y preocupó al mercado
Chaco pagó en pesos una deuda en dólares y preocupó al mercado
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