Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 1
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Questo articolo è una farsa: non è da oggi che il Venezuela allunga il greggio con altro petrolio d'importazione. Giornalisti teste di càzzo !!!
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Purtroppo non è da ieri che il Sole è diventato un giornalaccio (Grecia docet)...
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Private imports have dropped 70% so far this year at La Guaira
Eduardo Quintana, Vice President of FEDECÁMARAS-Vargas, says "The siege against private importers is increasing. There is no vessel traffic congestion at the docks and the container port that looks naked to the eye".
Compared to 2013, he added, so far this year, there has been a drop of 70% in private imports.
Eduardo Quintana, Vice President of FEDECÁMARAS-Vargas, says "The siege against private importers is increasing. There is no vessel traffic congestion at the docks and the container port that looks naked to the eye".
Compared to 2013, he added, so far this year, there has been a drop of 70% in private imports.
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Global oil glut sends prices plunging
Oil prices posted their biggest one-day drop in nearly two years as a U.S.-led wave of crude crashed into weak global demand, threatening the stability of some countries and providing an economic lifeline to others. World-wide demand is stagnant, and the International Energy Agency cut its full-year oil-demand growth forecast to the lowest level in five years. U.S. output is expected to increase again this year, and Venezuela could veer into political crisis because of sharply lower crude prices, some analysts say. Venezuela was already running low on hard currency because of rampant spending at home and other problems. When prices of oil were close to US$ 100 a barrel earlier this year, Venezuelans across the country rose up to protest shortages and what many leaders of the demonstrators called the government’s bungled management of the economy. OPEC – has not heeded Venezuela’s calls for an emergency meeting. Indeed, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq, which account for half of OPEC’s output, are currently selling crude to Asian buyers at a discount in order to maintain market share. Asdrubal Oliveros, head of Caracas-based consulting firm ECONANALITICA, said Venezuela has few options. “Venezuela can generate as much noise as it wants within OPEC, but it’s Saudi Arabia that calls the shots,” he said.
Oil prices posted their biggest one-day drop in nearly two years as a U.S.-led wave of crude crashed into weak global demand, threatening the stability of some countries and providing an economic lifeline to others. World-wide demand is stagnant, and the International Energy Agency cut its full-year oil-demand growth forecast to the lowest level in five years. U.S. output is expected to increase again this year, and Venezuela could veer into political crisis because of sharply lower crude prices, some analysts say. Venezuela was already running low on hard currency because of rampant spending at home and other problems. When prices of oil were close to US$ 100 a barrel earlier this year, Venezuelans across the country rose up to protest shortages and what many leaders of the demonstrators called the government’s bungled management of the economy. OPEC – has not heeded Venezuela’s calls for an emergency meeting. Indeed, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Iraq, which account for half of OPEC’s output, are currently selling crude to Asian buyers at a discount in order to maintain market share. Asdrubal Oliveros, head of Caracas-based consulting firm ECONANALITICA, said Venezuela has few options. “Venezuela can generate as much noise as it wants within OPEC, but it’s Saudi Arabia that calls the shots,” he said.
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Oil slide puts Maduro under pressure for reforms... he claims there will be surplus i
Oil slide puts Venezuela's Maduro under pressure for reforms | Reuters
Oil slide puts Venezuela's Maduro under pressure for reforms | Reuters
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Se la mia traduzione non e' errata, Pdvsa non potra' beneficiare di lettere di patronage che ottenne dalla banca portoghese Bes come garanzia per realizzare nuovi impianti di raffinazione. Queste garanzie a tutela del debito di Pdvsa sono state considerate giuridicamente nulle, e comunque pare non rientrino nella new.co. Novo Banco, ma rimarranno nella bad bank, che e' destinanta al fallimento. Parliamo di 365 milioni di dollari.
http://economico.sapo.pt/noticias/n...divida-de-300-milhoes-a-venezuela_203982.html
http://economico.sapo.pt/noticias/n...divida-de-300-milhoes-a-venezuela_203982.html
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