November 2017
Venezuela Debt Default
First Take Report
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On November 14, 2017, Venezuela was declared in default by S&P after missing bond payments. According to S&P, Venezuela had failed to make USD 200mn in coupon payments for bonds due 2019 and 2024 within the allowed 30-day grace period. The agency said the 30-day grace period had expired for a payment that was due in October. And S&P has stated that there is a 50% chance that Venezuela could default again within the next three months.Table of Content
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