avvlorenzo
Nuovo forumer
Ho capito bene? Addirittura declassato a C? come un titolo Junk?
Sembra un esagerazione.....
Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti Obbligazioni Brasile e Petrobras (1 Viewer)
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Ho capito bene? Addirittura declassato a C? come un titolo Junk?
Sembra un esagerazione.....
avvlorenzo
Nuovo forumer
Tommy mi faresti brevemente il punto della situazione, in merito al tuo punto di vista, circa titoli di stato Brazil e i bond Petrobrás?
tommy271
Forumer storico
Il mio punto di vista resta "up" per Brasile, Petrobras e Vale.
Non andarsi ad infognare in titoli "domestici" e "regionali" (è una repubblica federale).
Vespasianus
Princeps thermarum
Brazilian voters thrashed the leftist Workers’ Party in municipal elections on Sunday but gave no clear sign of support for President Michel Temer as recession and corruption fatigue favored abstention and outsiders.
The leftist party of ousted President Dilma Rousseff, known as PT, lost control of Sao Paulo, the country’s largest city, and won in only one of the 26 capital cities. Even if the PT wins all of the run-off elections it still disputes on Oct. 30, the party will lose 59 percent of the municipalities it controlled, according to data compiled by newspaper Folha de S. Paulo.
The demise of the PT and gains of ruling coalition parties may give a short-term boost to Temer’s plans to cap spending and cut pension benefits. But deep-seated disillusionment over corruption and recession favored candidates seen as outsiders, fueled anti-Temer sentiment in Rio de Janeiro, and spells uncertainty for the 2018 presidential race.
"This is far from being a victory for President Temer," said Rafael Cortez, political analyst at business consulting firm Tendencias. "The PMDB hasn’t yet reaped the potential benefits of controlling the federal government, partly because it’s so associated with the corruption scandals."
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...elections-bust-for-left-but-no-boon-for-temer
The leftist party of ousted President Dilma Rousseff, known as PT, lost control of Sao Paulo, the country’s largest city, and won in only one of the 26 capital cities. Even if the PT wins all of the run-off elections it still disputes on Oct. 30, the party will lose 59 percent of the municipalities it controlled, according to data compiled by newspaper Folha de S. Paulo.
The demise of the PT and gains of ruling coalition parties may give a short-term boost to Temer’s plans to cap spending and cut pension benefits. But deep-seated disillusionment over corruption and recession favored candidates seen as outsiders, fueled anti-Temer sentiment in Rio de Janeiro, and spells uncertainty for the 2018 presidential race.
"This is far from being a victory for President Temer," said Rafael Cortez, political analyst at business consulting firm Tendencias. "The PMDB hasn’t yet reaped the potential benefits of controlling the federal government, partly because it’s so associated with the corruption scandals."
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...elections-bust-for-left-but-no-boon-for-temer
Fabrib
Forumer storico
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ginestra
Forumer attivo
Ciao Tommy
cosa ne pensi del brasile 37 a 115
avevo ridotto la mia esposizione a 120xx . presto per accumulare a 115 ?
solo un 'opinione ci mancherebbe ...
impegnativo
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Petrolio sale Petrobras scendono... Effetto rialzo tassi usd?