m.m.f
Forumer storico
...come di consuetudine per qualche "curioso" motivo fanno sempre due mandati ,certo che questo personaggio ...
Obbligazioni valute high yield MESSICO, PEMEX e Obbligazioni in pesos (MXN)
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...come di consuetudine per qualche "curioso" motivo fanno sempre due mandati ,certo che questo personaggio ...
junior63
Forumer storico
June 6, 2019 / 3:27 PM / ACTUALIZADO HACE 4 hours ago
Pence dice que seguirán conversaciones con México, que debe hacer más en materia de inmigración
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - El vicepresidente de Estados Unidos, Mike Pence, dijo que las conversaciones entre su país y México continuarán el jueves, y reiteró la evaluación del presidente Donald Trump de que la nación vecina debe hacer más para frenar la inmigración en la frontera entre ambas naciones.
Se espera que las conversaciones se reanuden en el Departamento de Estado de Estados Unidos, dijo Pence a reporteros, y agregó que las discusiones del miércoles entre funcionarios de ambos países fueron positivas.
Pence dice que seguirán conversaciones con México, que debe hacer más en materia de inmigración
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - El vicepresidente de Estados Unidos, Mike Pence, dijo que las conversaciones entre su país y México continuarán el jueves, y reiteró la evaluación del presidente Donald Trump de que la nación vecina debe hacer más para frenar la inmigración en la frontera entre ambas naciones.
Se espera que las conversaciones se reanuden en el Departamento de Estado de Estados Unidos, dijo Pence a reporteros, y agregó que las discusiones del miércoles entre funcionarios de ambos países fueron positivas.
waltermasoni
Caribbean Trader
Fitch Downgrades PEMEX to 'BB+' Following Sovereign Downgrade
06 JUN 2019 05:20 PM ET
06 JUN 2019 05:20 PM ET
m.m.f
Forumer storico
Bene ora attendiamo le altre...forse un giorno impareranno a non vedere le imprese come dei bancomat...
impegnativo
Guest
Sarà casuale? Nel momento più acuto della crisi USA-Messico arriva il declassamento.
Fabrib
Forumer storico
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Friday lashed out against credit rating agency Fitch's downgrade of Mexican oil firm Pemex's bonds to "junk" status, as investors fret over the possibility that Moody's will soon follow suit.
"We respect their point of view, but feel they weren't professional, they weren't objective," Lopez Obrador told reporters at his daily morning news conference.
On Thursday, Fitch dropped Pemex's credit rating from investment grade to speculative grade, or "junk," with a negative outlook, a day after it downgraded Mexico's sovereign debt.
Lopez Obrador, who took office in December, accused ratings agencies of ignoring Pemex's woes during past administrations, and now failing to take into account his new measures to fight corruption.
A Reuters analysis of Pemex accounts from the past 10 years showed the firm's financial debt surged by 75% during the six-year term of Lopez Obrador's predecessor, Enrique Pena Nieto.
The company's total obligations, including pensions, today exceed its assets by more than $70 billion (55.11 billion pounds).
"They turned a blind eye while Pemex was being dismantled, as Pemex's production fell, as Pemex took on debt," he said.
With $106 billion of financial debt, Pemex is the most indebted oil company in the world.
Mexico's government in May unveiled measures to help Pemex with its debts and gradually reduce its tax burden, but investors are largely skeptical the government will be able to engineer a complete turnaround without more drastic measures.
Moody's rates the company's bonds one notch above junk. If the agency also downgrades Pemex's debt, it could result in as much as $16 billion of forced selling by investors whose mandates stipulate they must hold bonds of investment-grade quality.
"We respect their point of view, but feel they weren't professional, they weren't objective," Lopez Obrador told reporters at his daily morning news conference.
On Thursday, Fitch dropped Pemex's credit rating from investment grade to speculative grade, or "junk," with a negative outlook, a day after it downgraded Mexico's sovereign debt.
Lopez Obrador, who took office in December, accused ratings agencies of ignoring Pemex's woes during past administrations, and now failing to take into account his new measures to fight corruption.
A Reuters analysis of Pemex accounts from the past 10 years showed the firm's financial debt surged by 75% during the six-year term of Lopez Obrador's predecessor, Enrique Pena Nieto.
The company's total obligations, including pensions, today exceed its assets by more than $70 billion (55.11 billion pounds).
"They turned a blind eye while Pemex was being dismantled, as Pemex's production fell, as Pemex took on debt," he said.
With $106 billion of financial debt, Pemex is the most indebted oil company in the world.
Mexico's government in May unveiled measures to help Pemex with its debts and gradually reduce its tax burden, but investors are largely skeptical the government will be able to engineer a complete turnaround without more drastic measures.
Moody's rates the company's bonds one notch above junk. If the agency also downgrades Pemex's debt, it could result in as much as $16 billion of forced selling by investors whose mandates stipulate they must hold bonds of investment-grade quality.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Conviene a tutti, a Trump ad Amlo ed evita una spaccatura tra i senatori repubblicani.