m.m.f
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Se hanno i soldi pagano,se no non pagano.Certo che le prossime salvo miracoli ai quali non credo le do per non pagate.Questa equivale a una regalia...
Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 2
- Creatore Discussione tommy271
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Se hanno i soldi pagano,se no non pagano.Certo che le prossime salvo miracoli ai quali non credo le do per non pagate.Questa equivale a una regalia...
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מגן ולא יראה
Fresco fresco.
Di ieri.
Sempre dello studio legale di Buccheit.
Ps
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Di ieri.
Sempre dello studio legale di Buccheit.
Ps
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skarlatti
Forumer storico
a maggio io ho aspettato 6 giorni lavorativi x le cedole delle PDVsa '21 e '24... non avevano fatto dichiarazioni di grace period ne altro.
sandrino
Forumer storico
Oggi siamo 5 giorni oltre i termini e non hanno ancora pagato. Come saprai tra l'invio del pagamento e l'effettivo accredito ci vogliono giorni.
dottluca
pesca un numero..isin
Ciao Sandro,
Io avevo impostato le mie carte sul Venezuela su un doppio binario: PDVSA Nov. 17 e Medie. Oggi sono uscito dalla pdvsa nov.17. Mi sono fatto da 79 fino a 72 per uscire oggi.
Sulle medie sono sotto ma su quelle c'è molto meno da perderci. Il ricavato delle nov.17 lo userò al momento giusto sulle medie. Era esposizione che avevo previsto a tavolino. In questi casi bene essere metodici e rispettare gli step.
Un saluto a tutti
Io avevo impostato le mie carte sul Venezuela su un doppio binario: PDVSA Nov. 17 e Medie. Oggi sono uscito dalla pdvsa nov.17. Mi sono fatto da 79 fino a 72 per uscire oggi.
Sulle medie sono sotto ma su quelle c'è molto meno da perderci. Il ricavato delle nov.17 lo userò al momento giusto sulle medie. Era esposizione che avevo previsto a tavolino. In questi casi bene essere metodici e rispettare gli step.
Un saluto a tutti
tommy271
Forumer storico
Venezuela Said to Be Late on $185 Million Sovereign Bond Payment
By
Katia Porzecanski
,
Christine Jenkins
, and
Ben Bartenstein
20 settembre 2017, 17:25 CEST
Venezuela, one of the world’s riskiest countries for investors, is late on a debt payment.
The intermediaries tasked with passing along interest payments for the cash-strapped nation haven’t received the funds for an $185 million coupon that was due Sept. 15, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Investors interviewed by Bloomberg say they haven’t been paid, and brokers say their clients are still waiting on the cash.
The government has a 30-day grace period -- now 25 days -- to make good on the payment before triggering an event of default on the notes.
Venezuelan officials are mum about what’s going on. The public credit office, which typically makes an announcement on its Twitter account once it transfers funds for bond payments, hasn’t said anything. A person at the office declined to comment on whether the funds have been transferred, or when investors will receive them.
While analysts have said for years that Venezuela will soon run out of cash to pay its debts, President Nicolas Maduro’s government -- and that of Hugo Chavez before him -- have made honoring the obligations an issue of national pride. And this isn’t the first time Venezuela has been late on making a payment. In November, there were delays of several days for various securities issued by state oil producer Petroleos de Venezuela SA.
“There is a joke that Venezuelans never arrive to a party at the time the invitation says,” said Ray Zucaro, a money manager at RVX Asset Management. “So people think -- hope -- they will pay it. On the other hand, their options are becoming fewer and far between, and maybe they are really running out of cash.”
So far, investors seem willing to wait things out. The $4 billion of bonds, which mature in 2027, rose 0.05 cent to 38.4 cents on the dollar at 10:50 a.m. in New York.
— With assistance by Camila Russo, and Fabiola Zerpa
Venezuela Said to Be Late on $185 Million Sovereign Bond Payment
By
Katia Porzecanski
,
Christine Jenkins
, and
Ben Bartenstein
20 settembre 2017, 17:25 CEST
Venezuela, one of the world’s riskiest countries for investors, is late on a debt payment.
The intermediaries tasked with passing along interest payments for the cash-strapped nation haven’t received the funds for an $185 million coupon that was due Sept. 15, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Investors interviewed by Bloomberg say they haven’t been paid, and brokers say their clients are still waiting on the cash.
The government has a 30-day grace period -- now 25 days -- to make good on the payment before triggering an event of default on the notes.
Venezuelan officials are mum about what’s going on. The public credit office, which typically makes an announcement on its Twitter account once it transfers funds for bond payments, hasn’t said anything. A person at the office declined to comment on whether the funds have been transferred, or when investors will receive them.
While analysts have said for years that Venezuela will soon run out of cash to pay its debts, President Nicolas Maduro’s government -- and that of Hugo Chavez before him -- have made honoring the obligations an issue of national pride. And this isn’t the first time Venezuela has been late on making a payment. In November, there were delays of several days for various securities issued by state oil producer Petroleos de Venezuela SA.
“There is a joke that Venezuelans never arrive to a party at the time the invitation says,” said Ray Zucaro, a money manager at RVX Asset Management. “So people think -- hope -- they will pay it. On the other hand, their options are becoming fewer and far between, and maybe they are really running out of cash.”
So far, investors seem willing to wait things out. The $4 billion of bonds, which mature in 2027, rose 0.05 cent to 38.4 cents on the dollar at 10:50 a.m. in New York.
— With assistance by Camila Russo, and Fabiola Zerpa
Venezuela Said to Be Late on $185 Million Sovereign Bond Payment
skarlatti
Forumer storico
no siamo a 3 giorni lavorativi di ritardo.
tommy271
Forumer storico
Banco Central de Chile revoca línea de crédito a gobierno venezolano por incumplimiento
Sep 20, 2017 1:38 pm
El Banco Central de Chile dijo el miércoles que revocó una línea de crédito bilateral a su homólogo de Venezuela debido a sucesivos incumplimientos, en medio de la crisis política y económica que golpea a la nación caribeña.
Reuters
El organismo rector chileno fundamentó su decisión en el Convenio de Pagos y Créditos Recíprocos de la ALADI, medida que notificó al Banco Central de Venezuela (BCV) y que se implementará dentro de los próximos diez días.
“El progresivo deterioro de los indicadores financieros de Venezuela y el comportamiento del BCV en años anteriores en el marco de este Convenio ya habían motivado la adopción de otras medidas de carácter general en resguardo del patrimonio del Banco Central de Chile”, dijo en un comunicado la entidad.
En lo últimos años, el BCV ha hecho uso intensivo de la línea de crédito recíproco.
Según el organismo chileno, desde el 2014 el consejo ha adoptado sucesivas medidas orientadas a mitigar los riesgos financieros del uso de esta línea.
“La implementación de tales medidas permitió reducir significativamente la exposición que originalmente mantenía con el BCV, hasta llegar al monto de 2,1 millones de dólares que actualmente se encuentra impago por el BCV”, dijo el Banco Central de Chile.
Sep 20, 2017 1:38 pm
El Banco Central de Chile dijo el miércoles que revocó una línea de crédito bilateral a su homólogo de Venezuela debido a sucesivos incumplimientos, en medio de la crisis política y económica que golpea a la nación caribeña.
Reuters
El organismo rector chileno fundamentó su decisión en el Convenio de Pagos y Créditos Recíprocos de la ALADI, medida que notificó al Banco Central de Venezuela (BCV) y que se implementará dentro de los próximos diez días.
“El progresivo deterioro de los indicadores financieros de Venezuela y el comportamiento del BCV en años anteriores en el marco de este Convenio ya habían motivado la adopción de otras medidas de carácter general en resguardo del patrimonio del Banco Central de Chile”, dijo en un comunicado la entidad.
En lo últimos años, el BCV ha hecho uso intensivo de la línea de crédito recíproco.
Según el organismo chileno, desde el 2014 el consejo ha adoptado sucesivas medidas orientadas a mitigar los riesgos financieros del uso de esta línea.
“La implementación de tales medidas permitió reducir significativamente la exposición que originalmente mantenía con el BCV, hasta llegar al monto de 2,1 millones de dólares que actualmente se encuentra impago por el BCV”, dijo el Banco Central de Chile.