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Trump’s Oil Deal Lifts Venezuela Bonds Ahead of Debt Rework
Source: Bloomberg
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Venezuelan bonds have rallied following the Trump administration move to take control of a large portion of the country’s oil reserves. Investors are pricing in higher crude output and a potential debt restructuring that could exceed $200B. The development is likely credit-positive for sovereign risk premia, supporting the bond move as restructuring negotiations progress.
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