Venezuela’s state-owned oil company could push $3bn in 2017 debt out to 2020, investors say
Category: Venezuela
Options run thin for Venezuela, PDVSA as debt pile looms
Investors doubt the South American sovereign’s ability to conduct a debt swap to replace debt due next year
Venezuela signs mining agreements
South American nation inks agreements with Canadian and Chinese gold miners
PDVSA talks bond swap
Venezuela’s state-owned oil company looks to extend maturities on existing debt, but investors are wary of government default
Venezuela signs mining agreements
President Maduro says the government has reached $4.5bn in mining deals with US, Canadian and South African companies
Investors wary of maturing Venezuelan debt
With $4bn in bond payments due in Q4, the sovereign’s economic position has investors worried
Ecuador bonds hold firm in secondary trading
Three of the sovereign’s outstanding bonds trade just above par in the secondary market, after issuing new 2022s on Monday
Venezuela gets FLAR loan
Eight Latin American central banks have approved a $482.5m loan for its cash-strapped neighbor
PDVSA depends on Chinese investments
Venezuela’s state-owned energy company could also sell stakes in joint ventures to raise money to pay debts, Moody’s says
CAF sells benchmark bond
Investors from the US, Europe, Asia and Latin America pile into the development bank’s latest cross-border trade
