Obbligazioni valute high yield MESSICO, PEMEX e Obbligazioni in pesos (MXN)

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López Obrador announces planned $4bn capital injection for Pemex
Mexico’s incoming president Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced a planned 75bn peso ($4bn) capital injection into state oil company Pemex to boost flagging output as part of a rescue plan for the energy sector that will cost 175bn pesos next year.
FT

Siamo addirittura ai rescue

 

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Petrolio in questo momento sta volando

 

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Comprata pemex perpetua, prezzo 97

 

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Lopez Obrador seeks to boost Mexico oil output to 2.5 million bpd...

 

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Mexico economy dips in second quarter, peso weakens

 

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Segnalo che su Fitch e’ presente un report molto dettagliato uscito stamani
Comunque rating stand alone b- e potrebbe diventare ccc

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Mexico holds key lending rate at 7.75%
Mexico’s central bank, as expected, held its key lending rate steady at 7.75 per cent amid a strengthening peso, more optimistic prospects for a Nafta deal and no deterioration in inflation expectations.
FT

 

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PEMEX 'BBB+' Foreign, 'A-' Local Currency, 'mxAAA/mxA-1+' National Scale Ratings Affirmed; SACP Cut To 'bb-' From 'bb'

• 31-Aug-2018 17:07 EDT

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• Our ratings on Mexican oil company PEMEX continue to reflect our
  expectation of an almost certain likelihood of extraordinary government
  support if the company runs into financial difficulties.
• We're affirming our global scale 'BBB+' foreign currency and 'A-' local
  currency rating, and national scale 'mxAAA/mxA-1+' issuer credit ratings
  on the company.
• We're also affirming our 'BBB+' foreign currency and 'A-' local currency
  issuer credit ratings on PEMEX's subsidiaries.
• We have revised our stand-alone credit profile (SACP) on the company to
  'bb-' from 'bb' due to the continued decline in oil production volumes
  that is constraining the company's ability to improve its leverage
  metrics.
• The stable outlook on PEMEX mirrors that on the sovereign rating, and
  reflects our view that the relationship between the company and the
  sovereign will remain unchanged in the next couple of years.

 

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Mexico’s incoming government — which has been reluctant to spell out whether it will continue auctions that opened up the country’s long-closed oil sector to private investment — will hold tenders for drilling oil wells from early December, when it takes office, president-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador said. (FT)

 

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Mexico’s oil industry rescue won’t add to Pemex debt, incoming deputy minister says
Mexico’s federal government will shoulder a chunk of the planned $11bn rescue for the oil industry, while sparing state oil company Pemex from taking on additional debt to finance it, incoming deputy finance minister Arturo Herrera has said. (FT)