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mah io penso che uno squallido individuo come Abrams nn se lo ca.ghi nessuno ( manco il porchettaro )
e se noti i russi gli hanno inviato un vice ministro come interlocutore , segno che lo considerano uno zero virgola
ciao
Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 2
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mah io penso che uno squallido individuo come Abrams nn se lo ca.ghi nessuno ( manco il porchettaro )
e se noti i russi gli hanno inviato un vice ministro come interlocutore , segno che lo considerano uno zero virgola
ciao
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Venezuela watchers have floated plenty of ideas for fixing the economic and humanitarian crisis, from a bitcoin drop to an oil-for-food plan, but the idea of wrapping all the nation’s debt into one giant bond issuance is perhaps the wildest proposal yet.
Money owed to a disparate group of creditors including China, Russia, bondholders and oil service firms could be turned into one long-dated $130 billion bond, according to Daniel Osorio, a former hedge fund manager who’s now president of New York-based Andean Capital Advisors, which advises money managers on Latin America.
The idea would be to avoid years, if not decades, of negotiations to restructure Venezuela’s defaulted bonds after the country’s debt ballooned to 173 percent of gross domestic product. Osorio said it may be possible to orchestrate such a deal within 18 months of U.S.-backed National Assembly President Juan Guaido taking over. Skeptics say it’s unrealistic to lump all creditors into one bucket and that far from easing negotiations, it would complicate them.
“The last thing that Venezuela needs is to follow the path of Argentina and be blocked out of the international credit markets for fifteen years,” Osorio said. “Venezuela needs time. To rebuild the country, they’ll have to be afforded some flexibility in order to return oil production to what it once was.”
Ricardo Hausmann, an economic adviser to Guaido, has warned investors to brace for significant pain. Venezuela is in no position to start servicing its debt and will need a cash injection of $60 billion or more from the International Monetary Fund, he said in January.
For more on Hausmann’s plans should Guaido take over, click here
Osorio’s idea is that the bond would start at a low coupon without amortizations for the first few years, giving a new government breathing room to boost oil production from a seven-decade low without fretting over payments. Then it would ramp up in the middle years before decreasing in the final years before it came due.
Iraq has shown Venezuela what’s possible, he said. While still politically fragile, the war-torn nation has increased oil production to nearly 5 million barrels per day from 579,000 in 1996. Its gross domestic product has climbed tenfold to more than $200 billion in the past two decades.
Yet the sheer size of the bond would makes it all but impossible. The largest emerging-market debt sale on record is Saudi Arabia’s $17.5 billion issue in 2016. A $130 billion bond would be incredibly liquid, making it a prime target for traders to hedge against emerging markets, according to Siobhan Morden, head of Latin America debt strategy at Nomura in New York.
“Creditors like options, not one size fits all,” Morden said. “This has characterized every debt restructuring.”
@carib e @tommy271 che ne pensate?
Venezuela watchers have floated plenty of ideas for fixing the economic and humanitarian crisis, from a bitcoin drop to an oil-for-food plan, but the idea of wrapping all the nation’s debt into one giant bond issuance is perhaps the wildest proposal yet.
Money owed to a disparate group of creditors including China, Russia, bondholders and oil service firms could be turned into one long-dated $130 billion bond, according to Daniel Osorio, a former hedge fund manager who’s now president of New York-based Andean Capital Advisors, which advises money managers on Latin America.
The idea would be to avoid years, if not decades, of negotiations to restructure Venezuela’s defaulted bonds after the country’s debt ballooned to 173 percent of gross domestic product. Osorio said it may be possible to orchestrate such a deal within 18 months of U.S.-backed National Assembly President Juan Guaido taking over. Skeptics say it’s unrealistic to lump all creditors into one bucket and that far from easing negotiations, it would complicate them.
“The last thing that Venezuela needs is to follow the path of Argentina and be blocked out of the international credit markets for fifteen years,” Osorio said. “Venezuela needs time. To rebuild the country, they’ll have to be afforded some flexibility in order to return oil production to what it once was.”
Ricardo Hausmann, an economic adviser to Guaido, has warned investors to brace for significant pain. Venezuela is in no position to start servicing its debt and will need a cash injection of $60 billion or more from the International Monetary Fund, he said in January.
For more on Hausmann’s plans should Guaido take over, click here
Osorio’s idea is that the bond would start at a low coupon without amortizations for the first few years, giving a new government breathing room to boost oil production from a seven-decade low without fretting over payments. Then it would ramp up in the middle years before decreasing in the final years before it came due.
Iraq has shown Venezuela what’s possible, he said. While still politically fragile, the war-torn nation has increased oil production to nearly 5 million barrels per day from 579,000 in 1996. Its gross domestic product has climbed tenfold to more than $200 billion in the past two decades.
Yet the sheer size of the bond would makes it all but impossible. The largest emerging-market debt sale on record is Saudi Arabia’s $17.5 billion issue in 2016. A $130 billion bond would be incredibly liquid, making it a prime target for traders to hedge against emerging markets, according to Siobhan Morden, head of Latin America debt strategy at Nomura in New York.
“Creditors like options, not one size fits all,” Morden said. “This has characterized every debt restructuring.”
@carib e @tommy271 che ne pensate?
Jsvmax79
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uan Guaidó
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De igual forma, hemos designado la Junta Directiva de la empresa Monómeros Colombo Venezolanos, con sede en Colombia. Desde ahora ambos activos de nuestra nación estarán bajo la dirección de personas honestas, capaces y con amplia experiencia en nuestra industria.
@jguaido
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De igual forma, hemos designado la Junta Directiva de la empresa Monómeros Colombo Venezolanos, con sede en Colombia. Desde ahora ambos activos de nuestra nación estarán bajo la dirección de personas honestas, capaces y con amplia experiencia en nuestra industria.
Jsvmax79
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Nefte Business Service
@BusinessNefte
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Russia's Gazprombank freezes accounts of Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA. (link: https://reut.rs/2O8CPCk) reut.rs/2O8CPCk
@BusinessNefte
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Russia's Gazprombank freezes accounts of Venezuela's state oil company PDVSA. (link: https://reut.rs/2O8CPCk) reut.rs/2O8CPCk
Jsvmax79
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Tgcom24
@MediasetTgcom24
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4h
Trump rilancia l'appello: "L'esercito non sostenga regime di Maduro" #venezuela (link: http://mdst.it/02a3197911/) mdst.it/02a3197911/
@MediasetTgcom24
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Trump rilancia l'appello: "L'esercito non sostenga regime di Maduro" #venezuela (link: http://mdst.it/02a3197911/) mdst.it/02a3197911/
Jsvmax79
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Atlantide
@Atlantide4world
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I colloqui tra funzionari di #Usa e #Russia sul #Venezuela,che si sono tenuti a #Roma, non hanno prodotto un avvicinamento tra le parti,che restano discordi sul riconoscimento di #Maduro come presidente,ma hanno entrambe giudicato utili le consultazioni
@Atlantide4world
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I colloqui tra funzionari di #Usa e #Russia sul #Venezuela,che si sono tenuti a #Roma, non hanno prodotto un avvicinamento tra le parti,che restano discordi sul riconoscimento di #Maduro come presidente,ma hanno entrambe giudicato utili le consultazioni
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Jsvmax79
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Reuters Venezuela
@ReutersVzla
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U.S. President
@realDonaldTrump
will meet at his Florida resort on Friday with the leaders of the #Bahamas, Dominican Republic, #Haiti, #Jamaica and Saint Lucia to discuss Chinese “predatory economic practices” and the Venezuela situation
Jsvmax79
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Fernando Amandi Sr.
@FernandoAmandi
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Had a dream last night that a US-Brazilian force was ready to sail to Venezuela on a humanitarian mission to restore democratic order but was still waiting for Juan Guaido’s call for military intervention...
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Marco Rubio
@marcorubio
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There is still time for military leaders in #Venezuela to - maintain their rank - be granted legal amnesty - have U.S. sanctions removed; & - participate in a transitional government But only if they play a role in restoring democracy. Hurry. It only gets worse from here.
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TVVenezuela Noticias
@TVVnoticias
La Asamblea Nacional aprobó el proyecto para la reinstitucionalización de la Fuerza Armada Nacional. Los parlamentarios aprobaron mantener el rango de los militares que se apeguen a la Constitución. Reportó @myriarte19 #TVVenezuela por: (link: SEÑAL EN VIVO - TVVENEZUELA) bit.ly/2VAFiYT
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