Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 1 (15 lettori)
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Vet
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Grazie.........ma perché il 31....viste le quotazioni che ha è la sua data di scadenza ..e il possibile default....naturalmente tocca ferro...e non andare su altre con valori più basssi...o il 31 si rifà a qualche legislazione particolare tipo il titolo greco che rimase fuori dalla ghigliottina....
tommy271
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In chiave difensiva sarebbe da mettere sul tavolo, se la faccenda si mette male, uno switch su PDVSA lunga con cedola bassa.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Troppo lungo da spiegare ... comunque vedi post sopra.
Joe Smith
Nuovo forumer
tommy271
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Exclusive: Venezuela's PDVSA seeks to swap 2016, 2017 bonds- source
By Corina Pons
CARACAS Fri Oct 10, 2014 10:23am EDT
(Reuters) - Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA is preparing a major swap of its 2016 and 2017 bonds to ease looming debt payment burdens, a senior source at the company said.
The company, the socialist government's financial engine, is currently scheduled to pay about $6 billion of debt and interest in 2015, about $5.5 billion in 2016, and more than $7 billion in 2017, according to Wall Street analysts.
That has put pressure on its cash position at a time of falling crude prices.
So it is hoping to persuade bondholders to exchange 2016 and 2017 paper for others maturing between 2020-2023 when it anticipates having a healthier financial position.
"The debt restructuring plan is advanced and could be offered to investors starting from the first quarter of next year," said the source, who is familiar with the plan but asked to be anonymous as he is not authorized to comment publicly.
"The idea is to focus on the debt maturing in 2016 and 2017 because they are the most complicated years. We're just waiting for a better time," he told Reuters late on Thursday.
The Venezuelan government this week paid around $1.56 billion to service its Global 2014 bond VENGLB14=RR and interest, admonishing what it called a "perverse" international campaign to foster default fears.
Some concern had emerged, with bond yields spiking, after the publication last month of an article by two economists critical of President Nicolas Maduro's government, suggesting an orderly default could help the OPEC country's slumping economy.
Wall Street analysts, however, largely disagreed, saying the Maduro government was showing no sign of considering a default and still-strong oil revenues remained an important guarantee despite Venezuela apparently entering recession.
"There are some manipulations out there," Maduro said in a speech late on Thursday, noting that Venezuela had paid its obligations this week 24 hours before they were due.
"Venezuela has not fallen nor it will fall into default. Those who are in moral default, in ethical default, are these professional opinion-givers doing business against our nation ... We are prepared to fulfil all our obligations at every level."
Market sentiment over Venezuela's financial health and future payment possibilities has, however, deteriorated in recent months, with the JP Morgan emerging markets index 11EMJ putting Venezuelan bond yields 14.38 percent above U.S. Treasuries.
That makes its risk perception worse even than conflict-torn Ukraine.
"Optimism in the market over Venezuela has evaporated a lot," said Francisco Ghersi, head of Caracas-based Knossos Fund, which trades only in Venezuelan bonds, saying investors were worried about the government's position two or three years away.
The PDVSA source said the hoped-for bond swap would come after PDVSA cancels its $3 billion 2014 paper VE046054644=RRPS due on Oct. 28. It has already bought "at least the half" of that 2014 debt, using pension fund resources, and also hopes to swap those for other papers, he said.
The socialist government, in power since 1999 under Hugo Chavez who died last year and was replaced by Maduro after he narrowly won election, has never defaulted on its bonds.
It faces average annual repayment obligations of roughly $10 billion in the next three years, between sovereign debt and PDVSA paper, according to Wall Street analysts.
(Additional reporting by Andrew Cawthorne; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne and Chizu Nomiyama)
By Corina Pons
CARACAS Fri Oct 10, 2014 10:23am EDT
(Reuters) - Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA is preparing a major swap of its 2016 and 2017 bonds to ease looming debt payment burdens, a senior source at the company said.
The company, the socialist government's financial engine, is currently scheduled to pay about $6 billion of debt and interest in 2015, about $5.5 billion in 2016, and more than $7 billion in 2017, according to Wall Street analysts.
That has put pressure on its cash position at a time of falling crude prices.
So it is hoping to persuade bondholders to exchange 2016 and 2017 paper for others maturing between 2020-2023 when it anticipates having a healthier financial position.
"The idea is to focus on the debt maturing in 2016 and 2017 because they are the most complicated years. We're just waiting for a better time," he told Reuters late on Thursday.
The Venezuelan government this week paid around $1.56 billion to service its Global 2014 bond VENGLB14=RR and interest, admonishing what it called a "perverse" international campaign to foster default fears.
Some concern had emerged, with bond yields spiking, after the publication last month of an article by two economists critical of President Nicolas Maduro's government, suggesting an orderly default could help the OPEC country's slumping economy.
Wall Street analysts, however, largely disagreed, saying the Maduro government was showing no sign of considering a default and still-strong oil revenues remained an important guarantee despite Venezuela apparently entering recession.
"There are some manipulations out there," Maduro said in a speech late on Thursday, noting that Venezuela had paid its obligations this week 24 hours before they were due.
"Venezuela has not fallen nor it will fall into default. Those who are in moral default, in ethical default, are these professional opinion-givers doing business against our nation ... We are prepared to fulfil all our obligations at every level."
Market sentiment over Venezuela's financial health and future payment possibilities has, however, deteriorated in recent months, with the JP Morgan emerging markets index 11EMJ putting Venezuelan bond yields 14.38 percent above U.S. Treasuries.
That makes its risk perception worse even than conflict-torn Ukraine.
"Optimism in the market over Venezuela has evaporated a lot," said Francisco Ghersi, head of Caracas-based Knossos Fund, which trades only in Venezuelan bonds, saying investors were worried about the government's position two or three years away.
The PDVSA source said the hoped-for bond swap would come after PDVSA cancels its $3 billion 2014 paper VE046054644=RRPS due on Oct. 28. It has already bought "at least the half" of that 2014 debt, using pension fund resources, and also hopes to swap those for other papers, he said.
The socialist government, in power since 1999 under Hugo Chavez who died last year and was replaced by Maduro after he narrowly won election, has never defaulted on its bonds.
It faces average annual repayment obligations of roughly $10 billion in the next three years, between sovereign debt and PDVSA paper, according to Wall Street analysts.
(Additional reporting by Andrew Cawthorne; Editing by Andrew Cawthorne and Chizu Nomiyama)
siria3
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"sarebbe meglio se passa la mano ad altri "Prepariamoci ...
Il pagamento del Ven 14 è andato ... ora resta il PDVSA a fine ottobre ... ma anche su quello non dovrebbero esserci poblemi ... i liquidi, raschiando sui vari fonden li trovano.
A metà mese dovrebbero presentare il bilancio per il 2015 ... in quella sede sapremo se intendono veramente mettere mano ai problemi del paese o se vogliono continuare nella solita retorica di Maduro.
Per il momento ha solo annunciato nuove regalie sul SICAD 1, tanto per riempire qualche scaffale.
Per il bene del PSUV, sarebbe meglio se passa la mano ad altri ....
Anch'io ho fatto lo stesso pensiero , ma Maduro ha ancora un forte consenso nel paese o sbaglio? Purtroppo in politica conta il consenso e non quanto vali e se fai bene . Ho ascoltato il video su you tube(pochissime visualizzazioni ) postato da te stamattina, ed anche a me ha fatto specie che Ramirez non abbia nominato il presidente Maduro . Pensavo si sarebbe saliti dopo la sentenza e invece ... Io sono ferma, le cedole le ho reinvestite . D'altronde € 1.098,00 circa mensili di cedole le fanno quasi tutte il ven 27 . Avessi comprato dei fondi cosa mi davano con il capitale a rischio comunque ?
tommy271
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Conoco files for ICC arbitration against Venezuela's PDVSA
HOUSTON Fri Oct 10, 2014 10:53am EDT
Oct 10 (Reuters) - ConocoPhillips on Friday said it has filed for arbitration under the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce against Venezuela's state-run oil company PDVSA for compensation related to nationalized oil projects.
The ICC filing is separate from the U.S. oil company's arbitration that is pending before the World Bank's International Center for Settlement for Investment Disputes (ICSID), it said.
On Thursday, ICSID ordered Venezuela to pay Exxon Mobil Corp $1.6 billion for oil assets that were nationalized in 2007. PDVSA said it expect to eventually pay closer to $1 billion.
(Reporting by Anna Driver; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
HOUSTON Fri Oct 10, 2014 10:53am EDT
Oct 10 (Reuters) - ConocoPhillips on Friday said it has filed for arbitration under the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce against Venezuela's state-run oil company PDVSA for compensation related to nationalized oil projects.
The ICC filing is separate from the U.S. oil company's arbitration that is pending before the World Bank's International Center for Settlement for Investment Disputes (ICSID), it said.
On Thursday, ICSID ordered Venezuela to pay Exxon Mobil Corp $1.6 billion for oil assets that were nationalized in 2007. PDVSA said it expect to eventually pay closer to $1 billion.
siria3
Banned
............sulle lunghe di sicuro Tommy......
Perchè con cedola bassa ? Fatemi capire per favore la vostra strategia .
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