Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 2 (5 lettori)
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sandrino
Forumer storico
Non vale.
Devi dire la tua.
Purtroppo ci si arrabatta con le notizie che arrivano, di altre non ne ho viste.
Non vorrei che ci fossero ancora aspettative su Maduro. Se non erro il 20 (stando alle cazzate che spara) dovrebbero entrare i 5 miliardi del petro.
Che andrebbero nelle riserve.
Che servirebbero a fare varie cose.
Tra cui la deuda.
tommy271
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Gobierno le ofrece a países del Caribe financiar proyectos con el petro
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El gobierno de Venezuela podrá financiar proyectos de desarrollo en la región del Caribe, a través de la criptomoneda petro, moneda virtual que está en etapa de preventa, indicó este viernes el ministro para Relaciones Exteriores, Jorge Arreaza.
Durante la sesión de clausura de la XXIII Reunión Ordinaria del Consejo de Ministros de la Asociación de Estados del Caribe, que se desarrolló desde el miércoles en el estado Nueva Esparta, refirió además que el país establecerá mecanismos de financiamiento flexibles para proyectos de energía solar para las naciones caribeñas.
Tal iniciativa la tomó el presidente Nicolás Maduro, luego del lanzamiento de la Alianza Solar Internacional, el fin de semana pasado en India, indicó el canciller.
En el evento de este viernes, Arreaza destacó además que la Asociación de Estados del Caribe “ha servido como un mecanismo de cooperación, de concertación, de coordinación de políticas, de búsqueda del desarrollo sostenible y por eso tenemos que mantenerla sobre todas las cosas”.
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El gobierno de Venezuela podrá financiar proyectos de desarrollo en la región del Caribe, a través de la criptomoneda petro, moneda virtual que está en etapa de preventa, indicó este viernes el ministro para Relaciones Exteriores, Jorge Arreaza.
Durante la sesión de clausura de la XXIII Reunión Ordinaria del Consejo de Ministros de la Asociación de Estados del Caribe, que se desarrolló desde el miércoles en el estado Nueva Esparta, refirió además que el país establecerá mecanismos de financiamiento flexibles para proyectos de energía solar para las naciones caribeñas.
Tal iniciativa la tomó el presidente Nicolás Maduro, luego del lanzamiento de la Alianza Solar Internacional, el fin de semana pasado en India, indicó el canciller.
En el evento de este viernes, Arreaza destacó además que la Asociación de Estados del Caribe “ha servido como un mecanismo de cooperación, de concertación, de coordinación de políticas, de búsqueda del desarrollo sostenible y por eso tenemos que mantenerla sobre todas las cosas”.
tommy271
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sandrino
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The Oil Crisis That Can’t Be Stopped
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Production is expected to fall to something like 1.4 mb/d this year, according to various forecasts, although there is deeper downside risk. The U.S. has reportedly been considering stronger sanctions against Venezuela, whether in the form of financial sanctions, or perhaps a ban on U.S. diluent heading to Venezuela, or even a ban on Venezuelan oil imports into the U.S.
The removal of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson by the Trump administration and replacing him with current CIA Director Mike Pompeo could also result in an escalation of action against Venezuela.
The financial screws from Washington and Brussels are making things a lot worse for the Venezuelan government. “Buyers are trying to find alternative sources to Venezuela’s supplies, and banks are unwilling to give letters of credit to PDVSA,” the Atlantic Council report concluded. “As a result, Venezuelan exports to the United States, which had been relatively stable for the previous four years, collapsed in 2017.” Because PDVSA had higher margins in the U.S. market, trying to reroute oil shipments will cut into revenues. Selling oil to India or China is possible, but will require steep discounts and higher transportation costs.
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The Oil Crisis That Can’t Be Stopped | OilPrice.com
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Production is expected to fall to something like 1.4 mb/d this year, according to various forecasts, although there is deeper downside risk. The U.S. has reportedly been considering stronger sanctions against Venezuela, whether in the form of financial sanctions, or perhaps a ban on U.S. diluent heading to Venezuela, or even a ban on Venezuelan oil imports into the U.S.
The removal of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson by the Trump administration and replacing him with current CIA Director Mike Pompeo could also result in an escalation of action against Venezuela.
The financial screws from Washington and Brussels are making things a lot worse for the Venezuelan government. “Buyers are trying to find alternative sources to Venezuela’s supplies, and banks are unwilling to give letters of credit to PDVSA,” the Atlantic Council report concluded. “As a result, Venezuelan exports to the United States, which had been relatively stable for the previous four years, collapsed in 2017.” Because PDVSA had higher margins in the U.S. market, trying to reroute oil shipments will cut into revenues. Selling oil to India or China is possible, but will require steep discounts and higher transportation costs.
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The Oil Crisis That Can’t Be Stopped | OilPrice.com
tommy271
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Per la data, non ho idea.
Il 19 è "feriado bancario".
Da quel che osservo, sul DICOM, girano pochi $...
La tabella di Ecoanalitica (postata nella pagina precedente) è esemplare: il calo inizia a settembre, per ridursi drasticamente ad ottobre.
A dicembre breve comparsata, per riempire i negozi per Natale.
Se sovrappongo le difficoltà sulla deuda externa, a partire da ottobre, deduco che hanno finito il liquido.
gualberto
Charlie don't Surf
ICO pubblica a partire dal 20 marzo 2018