Obbligazioni societarie HIGH YIELD e oltre, verso frontiere inesplorate - Vol. 2 (6 lettori)
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Pare il bond non abbia risentito più di tanto....
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Digicel files for bankruptcy Bond 6,75% 2023 (USG27649AG04) a picco
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US Airlines Stocks & Bonds Rally on TSA Data
Helping spark some investor enthusiasm, the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) latest data showed that for the week ended Saturday, an average of 205,010 travelers per day went through TSA checkpoints, according to a MarketWatch analysis of TSA data. While that’s down 91.5% from a year ago, it marked the fourth-straight week that the daily average increased and the year-over-year decline decreased. The rally in the sector comes with many stocks bouncing off multi year lows, and as part of a surge in the broader stock market. Among the ETF’s most active components, shares of American Airlines Group Inc. jumped 9.2%, after closing Friday at a record low; Delta Air Lines charged up 13.9%, after losing 15.5% last week amid a 5-day losing streak, to close Friday at the lowest price since August 2018; and United Airlines Holdings Inc. ran up 21.1%, the biggest one-day gain in two months, after last week’s 21.7% plunge last week ended Friday with the lowest close since December 2012. The bonds for these airlines moved as per the chart below.
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Helping spark some investor enthusiasm, the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) latest data showed that for the week ended Saturday, an average of 205,010 travelers per day went through TSA checkpoints, according to a MarketWatch analysis of TSA data. While that’s down 91.5% from a year ago, it marked the fourth-straight week that the daily average increased and the year-over-year decline decreased. The rally in the sector comes with many stocks bouncing off multi year lows, and as part of a surge in the broader stock market. Among the ETF’s most active components, shares of American Airlines Group Inc. jumped 9.2%, after closing Friday at a record low; Delta Air Lines charged up 13.9%, after losing 15.5% last week amid a 5-day losing streak, to close Friday at the lowest price since August 2018; and United Airlines Holdings Inc. ran up 21.1%, the biggest one-day gain in two months, after last week’s 21.7% plunge last week ended Friday with the lowest close since December 2012. The bonds for these airlines moved as per the chart below.
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Argentina's Bonds Rise on Hopes of a New Deal; YPF Bonds Climb on Cost Cutting
Argentina's dollar bonds rose on hopes of a new deal with its largest creditors. The country is in talks with its creditors to close a restructuring deal before the grace period ends on its $500mn overdue payments (May 22). New proposals came from a creditor group led by BlackRock, Ashmore Group and Fidelity Investments. Another joint proposal came from two groups that include Argentina Creditor Committee, Fintech Advisory, Gramercy Funds Management and the Exchange Bondholder Group. Its dollar bonds have risen by 7-11 points over the last 2 weeks.
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Argentina's state-owned oil and gas company, YPF announced cost cutting measures to shore up its balance sheet amid looming debt payments. To maintain liquidity, YPF will seek to refinance soon-to-mature debt, continue to tap local money markets, and rollover a US$1-billion bond payment due in less than a year. The company has cut salaries of some employees by 10%, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg News. The company will also delay investments in drilling, infrastructure and refineries, and continue with divestments, said Sergio Giorgi, vice-president of strategy and business development.
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Argentina's dollar bonds rose on hopes of a new deal with its largest creditors. The country is in talks with its creditors to close a restructuring deal before the grace period ends on its $500mn overdue payments (May 22). New proposals came from a creditor group led by BlackRock, Ashmore Group and Fidelity Investments. Another joint proposal came from two groups that include Argentina Creditor Committee, Fintech Advisory, Gramercy Funds Management and the Exchange Bondholder Group. Its dollar bonds have risen by 7-11 points over the last 2 weeks.
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Argentina's state-owned oil and gas company, YPF announced cost cutting measures to shore up its balance sheet amid looming debt payments. To maintain liquidity, YPF will seek to refinance soon-to-mature debt, continue to tap local money markets, and rollover a US$1-billion bond payment due in less than a year. The company has cut salaries of some employees by 10%, people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg News. The company will also delay investments in drilling, infrastructure and refineries, and continue with divestments, said Sergio Giorgi, vice-president of strategy and business development.
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