tommy271
Forumer storico
E della forza del creditore.
Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 2
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E della forza del creditore.
MARCO82
Forumer attivo
Ah si, quei 260 milioni per di più a un cambio già irreale solleveranno di sicuro il paese..
junior63
Forumer storico
Ci sarebbe uno scontro USA - Cina, non Venezuela - Cina, come la vedi per gli accordi fatti senza autorizzazione AN?
tommy271
Forumer storico
Il Venezuela può essere una moneta di scambio per Mosca... non per Pechino.
junior63
Forumer storico
Perchè non chiedono direttamente alla figlia di Chavez di usare un po' dei suoi 3/4B di $ per pagare la deuda? Non mi sembra sia tra i sanzionati.
carib
rerum cognoscere causas
non e' matta, credo.Perchè non chiedono direttamente alla figlia di Chavez di usare un po' dei suoi 3/4B di $ per pagare la deuda? Non mi sembra sia tra i sanzionati.
al limite.. potrebbe usarli in parte per comprare 20 miliardi nominali pagandoli 2.. e poi accettare un'offerta di scambio in nuovi titoli giurisdizione hong kong che pagano le cedole..
tommy271
Forumer storico
Los #BonosSoberanos inician el día con una caída promedio de 0,31%. El Venz 18 (13,625%) se encuentra disminuyendo 3,9% una semana después del incumplimiento de su vencimiento
tommy271
Forumer storico
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& I will remove the world
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Nicolás Maduro will not reverse Venezuela’s economic collapse
"at over 600 per cent, Venezuela has the largest foreign public debt to export ratio in the world"
"twelve-month rolling non-oil tax revenues, measured at the parallel exchange rate, went from $8.6bn in January 2014 to just $1.1bn by March of this year."
"In the midst of this havoc, Mr Maduro finally decided to present something that has a family resemblance with an adjustment programme. He announced a still unclear exchange rate regime that implies the official price of the dollar will go up by a factor of about 30. He also announced an increase in the value added tax from 12 per cent to 16 per cent, the introduction of a financial transactions tax between 0 and 2 per cent, and an increase in petrol prices to “international levels”, with subsidised fuel for households. All this sounds fairly conventional."
"People will have more money in their pockets, but there will not be more goods to purchase, with obvious consequences. Public spending is to go up dramatically as the government takes responsibility for the nation’s wage bill. But the revenue measures are postponed to at least the fourth quarter, meaning that the printing press will have to go immediately into overdrive. By the end of September, the exchange rate will have depreciated so massively that the government is likely to balk at setting petrol prices at international levels and may abandon other aspects of the programme."
Se non vi lascia accedere all'articolo, cercate in google:
Nicolás Maduro will not reverse Venezuela’s economic collapse
"at over 600 per cent, Venezuela has the largest foreign public debt to export ratio in the world"
"twelve-month rolling non-oil tax revenues, measured at the parallel exchange rate, went from $8.6bn in January 2014 to just $1.1bn by March of this year."
"In the midst of this havoc, Mr Maduro finally decided to present something that has a family resemblance with an adjustment programme. He announced a still unclear exchange rate regime that implies the official price of the dollar will go up by a factor of about 30. He also announced an increase in the value added tax from 12 per cent to 16 per cent, the introduction of a financial transactions tax between 0 and 2 per cent, and an increase in petrol prices to “international levels”, with subsidised fuel for households. All this sounds fairly conventional."
"People will have more money in their pockets, but there will not be more goods to purchase, with obvious consequences. Public spending is to go up dramatically as the government takes responsibility for the nation’s wage bill. But the revenue measures are postponed to at least the fourth quarter, meaning that the printing press will have to go immediately into overdrive. By the end of September, the exchange rate will have depreciated so massively that the government is likely to balk at setting petrol prices at international levels and may abandon other aspects of the programme."
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