tommy271
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Ricordo ... Maduro aveva sempre respinto tale ipotesi (da parte dell'AN) perchè la riteneva un'ingerenza, dato che non c'è un'emergenza alimentare in Venezuela.
Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 2 (2 lettori)
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Ricordo ... Maduro aveva sempre respinto tale ipotesi (da parte dell'AN) perchè la riteneva un'ingerenza, dato che non c'è un'emergenza alimentare in Venezuela.
tommy271
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Mariano De Alba:
* Juan Manuel Santos: “Mi peor pesadilla es #Venezuela. Una implosión al otro lado de la frontera sería un problema tremendo para #Colombia.
* Santos: “Si hay implosión en #Venezuela, no es que vamos a recibir 500.000 venezolanos. Serán millones, y va a ser un problema para proceso de paz y #Colombia”.
* Juan Manuel Santos: “Mi peor pesadilla es #Venezuela. Una implosión al otro lado de la frontera sería un problema tremendo para #Colombia.
* Santos: “Si hay implosión en #Venezuela, no es que vamos a recibir 500.000 venezolanos. Serán millones, y va a ser un problema para proceso de paz y #Colombia”.
Ventodivino
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OTMentre facevo bungee jumping come se scrive ho comprato 100 milioni della 27 @inserireilprezzopiubassodellagiornata e le ho rivendute mentre mangiavo pesce a Misano @inserireilprezzopiualtodellagiornata
e allora... vamoooosss
Il Vero Maestro ieri (i draghi erano su Astaldi) ha messo : numero di lotti comprati e venduti e prezzo di ingresso e prezzo di uscita (fine del post)
Il tutto ovviamente alla fine.
Mai correre il rischio di rimanere dentro. Si dichiara tutto quando si è "tornati" (notare le virgolette) flat.
Un bel eptapplauso al Maestro .
tommy271
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MERCADO VENEZOLANO:
REPORTE DIARIO LIFEINVEST 09-11-2017 - lifeInvest ASSET MANAGEMENT
- PDVSA incumple con el pago de la deuda a la petrolera estatal de la India, ONGC.
- Gobierno de EEUU sanciona a 10 nuevos altos funcionarios del Gobierno de Venezuela, luego de conocerse la nueva Ley contra el Odio, promulgada por la Asamblea Nacional Constituyente: Venezuela: EE.UU. sanciona funcionarios y exfuncionarios.
- Autoridades del Gobierno de Venezuela prometieron a inversionistas invitados a viajar a Caracas para discutir una reestructuración de deuda que funcionarios sancionados por Estados Unidos no participarán en un primer encuentro: Firma de custodia dice que recibió fondos para pagar bono de venezolana PDVSA: fuentes.
- Los Bonos ganan terreno. Los títulos suben en promedio 1,17 puntos. La cantidad nominal negociada de Bonos de PDVSA suma poco más de $423 millones, siendo el PDVSA35 el que despierta mayor interés entre los inversionistas, con $88,85 millones, seguido del PDVSA24 con $80,75 millones y el PDVSA20, con $65,52 millones.
REPORTE DIARIO LIFEINVEST 09-11-2017 - lifeInvest ASSET MANAGEMENT
Abulico
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Reuters...
The U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, or OFAC, said it would consider allowing U.S. citizens to acquire newly issued Venezuelan debt if such an issuance was approved by the opposition-run National Assembly.
Current sanctions prohibit U.S. banks or financial institutions from buying newly issued Venezuelan bonds, which has effectively blocked refinancing.
The U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control, or OFAC, said it would consider allowing U.S. citizens to acquire newly issued Venezuelan debt if such an issuance was approved by the opposition-run National Assembly.
Current sanctions prohibit U.S. banks or financial institutions from buying newly issued Venezuelan bonds, which has effectively blocked refinancing.
tommy271
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En #MonitorCommoditiesYForex #Oro, #WTI y #Euro cierran positivos, mientras que #IndiceDólar cierra negativo.
tommy271
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#BonosPDVSA cierran mixtos. PDVSA20, ambos PDVSA22 y PDVSA27 cierran positivos. En promedio bajan 0,35%
tommy271
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#BonosdeVenezuela cierran mixtos. VENZ20, 23, 25, 27 y 34 cierran negativos. En promedio suben 0,93%
tommy271
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U.S. Warns Russia, Bondholders on Venezuela Debt Negotiations
By
Dimitra DeFotis
Nov. 9, 2017 7:44 p.m. ET
The Venezuelan government wants bondholders to come to Caracas Monday to restructure debt as it scrounges for cash.
But the U.S. government warned late Thursday that if Venezuela's vice president -- named by President Nicolas Maduro as a debt meeting host last week -- or other sanctioned individuals are at the table with Americans, the tete-a-tete could be a violation of U.S. sanctions.
Venezuela seems to have avoided a default this week after Russia said Wednesday that it would restructure $3 billion in loans to Caracas to free up money for payments that are past due. But if Russia seeks to renegotiate loans tied to Venezuela's Citgo refining subsidiary in the United States, Americans and people in the U.S. can't negotiate without permission from the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control. Here's the OFAC language explaining rules on refinancing bonds issued by the Venezuelan government and state oil company:
"U.S. persons are generally prohibited from engaging in transactions or dealings with persons named on OFAC’s specially-designated nationals (SDN) list, including dealing with an SDN in the context of efforts to restructure Venezuelan and Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PdVSA) debt."
OFAC also reminded bondholders that even if the Venezuelan negotiators aren't on the U.S. sanction list, renegotiating new long-term bonds is forbidden. More OFAC language: "General License 3 does not authorize any transaction by a U.S. person or within the United States that involves the creation or subsequent dealing in new debt of PdVSA or the Government of Venezuela with a maturity of greater than 90 days or 30 days, respectively, absent a license from OFAC."
Over the past three years, Russia has provided Caracas with $10 billion in financial assistance, the New York Times calculates. As collateral on one loan, Russian oil company Rosneft (ROSN.ME) gained a 49.9 percent stake in Citgo, Venezuela's U.S. refining subsidiary. The U.S. government includes subsidiaries in its ban on debt negotiations.
The U.S. government sanctioned 10 more Venezuelans Thursday who allegedly committed fraud to undermine Oct. 15 state elections.
U.S. Warns Russia, Bondholders on Venezuela Debt Negotiations
By
Dimitra DeFotis
Nov. 9, 2017 7:44 p.m. ET
The Venezuelan government wants bondholders to come to Caracas Monday to restructure debt as it scrounges for cash.
But the U.S. government warned late Thursday that if Venezuela's vice president -- named by President Nicolas Maduro as a debt meeting host last week -- or other sanctioned individuals are at the table with Americans, the tete-a-tete could be a violation of U.S. sanctions.
Venezuela seems to have avoided a default this week after Russia said Wednesday that it would restructure $3 billion in loans to Caracas to free up money for payments that are past due. But if Russia seeks to renegotiate loans tied to Venezuela's Citgo refining subsidiary in the United States, Americans and people in the U.S. can't negotiate without permission from the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control. Here's the OFAC language explaining rules on refinancing bonds issued by the Venezuelan government and state oil company:
"U.S. persons are generally prohibited from engaging in transactions or dealings with persons named on OFAC’s specially-designated nationals (SDN) list, including dealing with an SDN in the context of efforts to restructure Venezuelan and Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PdVSA) debt."
OFAC also reminded bondholders that even if the Venezuelan negotiators aren't on the U.S. sanction list, renegotiating new long-term bonds is forbidden. More OFAC language: "General License 3 does not authorize any transaction by a U.S. person or within the United States that involves the creation or subsequent dealing in new debt of PdVSA or the Government of Venezuela with a maturity of greater than 90 days or 30 days, respectively, absent a license from OFAC."
Over the past three years, Russia has provided Caracas with $10 billion in financial assistance, the New York Times calculates. As collateral on one loan, Russian oil company Rosneft (ROSN.ME) gained a 49.9 percent stake in Citgo, Venezuela's U.S. refining subsidiary. The U.S. government includes subsidiaries in its ban on debt negotiations.
The U.S. government sanctioned 10 more Venezuelans Thursday who allegedly committed fraud to undermine Oct. 15 state elections.
U.S. Warns Russia, Bondholders on Venezuela Debt Negotiations
