Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 1 (11 lettori)

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iguanito

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Fu un mancato pagamento di alcune obbligazioni indicizzate al prezzo del petrolio, ma poi la cosa si risolse. Fu PDVSA che non rilevò il calcolo del prezzo del petrolio al quale commisurare il rendimento dei bond, ciò portò le agenzie di rating a rilevare un SD. Tutto qui.
 

fabriziof

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Fu un mancato pagamento di alcune obbligazioni indicizzate al prezzo del petrolio, ma poi la cosa si risolse. Fu PDVSA che non rilevò il calcolo del prezzo del petrolio al quale commisurare il rendimento dei bond, ciò portò le agenzie di rating a rilevare un SD. Tutto qui.

Questa non la sapevo,puoi lineare qualcosa?
 

tommy271

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Venezuela says ready to face "desperate" Conoco case at ICC

MARGARITA, Venezuela Wed Oct 15, 2014 10:47am EDT





Oct 15 (Reuters) - Venezuela is ready to face ConocoPhillips' arbitration at the International Chamber of Commerce, the new head of Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA said on Wednesday, calling the move "desperate."

The U.S. oil company on Friday said it has filed for arbitration at the ICC against PDVSA for compensation related to the termination of its partnership contract after the nationalization of oil projects.

(Reporting by Deisy Buitrago, Corina Pons and Alexandra Ulmer; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
 

tommy271

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Venezuela's PDVSA head laments global oil "price war"

Wed Oct 15, 2014 4:06pm BST

By Deisy Buitrago


Oct 15 (Reuters) - The current low price of oil is disadvantageous for everyone and has caused a global "price war," the new head of Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA said on Wednesday.

"The current market situation doesn't suit anyone, neither consumers nor producers," Eulogio Del Pino told an oil conference on Venezuela's Margarita Island.

"We are in a price war."

Venezuela is calling for an emergency meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) - prior to its next scheduled Nov. 27 gathering - to halt the slide in oil prices to their lowest level since 2010.

"We made an emergency appeal to OPEC to identify the causes of the destabilization of prices and search for correctives," Del Pino added.

But Saudi Arabia is quietly telling the oil market it would be comfortable with much lower oil prices for an extended period.

Brent crude bounced off a four-year low on Wednesday to above $85 a barrel, a level that was still down as a drop in the value of the dollar attracted some cautious buying in the oil market.

While Venezuela is a founding member of OPEC, its influence has waned in recent years as production has flagged and it has shown little willingness to join in previous production cuts.

The price fall has come at a bad time for Venezuela, whose economy is widely believed to be in recession even though it is suppressing official GDP data, and which is facing an onerous debt maturity burden this year and next.

Global benchmark Brent crude, trading around $85 per barrel on Wednesday, has dropped 25 percent since June due to ample supplies and weak demand.

(Additional reporting by Corina Pons and Alexandra Ulmer in Caracas; Writing by Andrew Cawthorne; Editing by Marguerita Choy)
 
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tommy271

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Chiusure con pesanti perdite a Francoforte:

VENEZUELA

22 bid/ask 71,05 - 72,63

27 bid/ask 57,75 - 59,11

31 bid/ask 65,81 - 67,12

PDVSA

17 bid/ask 59,45 - 61.45

27 bid/ask 41,60 - 43,85

37 bid/ask 41,00 - 43,50
 
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