Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 1
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tommy271
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Denuncian que bancos pagan con billetes de 5, 10 y 20 bolívares a pensionados
Bancos en Caracas y otras ciudades del país no están cumpliendo con la orden de la Superindencia de Bancos de pagar a los adultos mayores con billetes de alta denominación
EL NACIONAL WEB 21 de noviembre 2016 - 09:37 am
Jubilados y pensionados han hecho llegar a El Nacional Web sus quejas porque las instituciones bancarias están pagando las pensiones con billetes de baja denominación.
Bancos en Caracas y otras ciudades del país no están cumpliendo con la orden de la Superindencia de Bancos de pagar a los adultos mayores con billetes de alta denominación.
En algunas instituciones la razón de los operadores es que no hay disponibilidad de billetes de 100 y 50 bolívares (los de mayor denominación).
Ante la situación algunos pensionados prefieren recorrer varios bancos para cobrar.
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Son finite pure le banconote ...
Bancos en Caracas y otras ciudades del país no están cumpliendo con la orden de la Superindencia de Bancos de pagar a los adultos mayores con billetes de alta denominación
EL NACIONAL WEB 21 de noviembre 2016 - 09:37 am
Jubilados y pensionados han hecho llegar a El Nacional Web sus quejas porque las instituciones bancarias están pagando las pensiones con billetes de baja denominación.
Bancos en Caracas y otras ciudades del país no están cumpliendo con la orden de la Superindencia de Bancos de pagar a los adultos mayores con billetes de alta denominación.
En algunas instituciones la razón de los operadores es que no hay disponibilidad de billetes de 100 y 50 bolívares (los de mayor denominación).
Ante la situación algunos pensionados prefieren recorrer varios bancos para cobrar.
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Son finite pure le banconote ...
gualberto
Charlie don't Surf
shubr1
Nuovo forumer
No ragazzi, un momento, non inventiamo cazzate sul Grace Period. Ma chi cazzo l' ha confermato del governo? E JP che riprende una invenzione????? Finalmente avete capito che e' tutto politico???? L' oil ns lo vogliono sti yankee del cazzo e ormai tutto e' lecito.Questa sarebbe da riempirli di sberloni sti giornalisti luridi. Facessero un po' di galera venezuelana cosi' gli passa la voglia. Oggi non siamo in verde di 4 punti solo per questa stronzata. Con oil che ci sta aiutando prevedo una settimana da erezione violentissima. Domani compro ancora.Strong buy.
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Fabrib
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11/21/2016 | 06:56pm EST
Petró leos de Venezuela SA missed $404 million in coupon payments on three of its bonds, highlighting the continued struggles of the Venezuelan state oil company.
The company, which is often known as PdVSA, failed to make payments last week on bonds maturing in 2021, 2024 and 2035, according to J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. In a note to clients, J.P. Morgan cited reports from PdVSA's paying agent Citigroup and Clearstream, a clearinghouse that handles the payments. PdVSA didn't respond to a request for comment.
PdVSA now is in technical default and will have a 30-day grace period to cure the default if it makes the payments, J.P. Morgan said.
"We still believe PdVSA will make these payments," the J.P. Morgan analysts said. They pointed to Venezuela's reported $10.9 billion international reserves as of Nov. 17 and the company's recent efforts to reduce its cash drain by extending the term of some bonds using a debt swap.
The missed payments hit a nerve among investors because many are worried Venezuela, whose oil industry constitutes the lifeblood of its struggling economy, is believed by many to be on the verge of default. Despite the concerns, Venezuela hasn't missed any debt payment since 2002, according to Russ Dallen, a managing partner at Caracas Capital.
PdVSA paid more than $2 billion over the past two months to its bondholders. It also made a $135 million interest payment on its 2026 notes on Tuesday, before missing payments on the three bonds on Wednesday and Thursday.
Last month, PdVSA swapped $2.8 billion of 2017 notes for debt maturing in 2020, after several rounds of extensions. The debt exchange provided some relief to the struggling oil company, as it helped reduce its short-term cash squeeze.
PdVSA bonds maturing in 2035 traded at 46.5 cents on dollar of par value, up from 45 cents last week. The bond currently yields 22.3%. PdVSA bond prices generally have fallen significantly since the U.S. election on Nov. 8, reflecting in part sharp increases in the value of the dollar and questions about how Trump administration policies might affect global trade.
Write to Carolyn Cui at [email protected]
angy2008
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mettiamo anche una news a favore del pagamento:
UPDATE 4-Venezuela's PDVSA says made bond payments despite delay talk
UPDATE 4-Venezuela's PDVSA says made bond payments despite delay talk
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