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Venezuela Creditor Bloc Grows to $22 Billion as Debt Talks Eyed
Source: Bloomberg
Sovereign Debt & RatingsCredit & Bond MarketsEmerging MarketsGeopolitics & War
A creditor group now accounts for nearly 40% of Venezuela’s outstanding debt, strengthening its position in a potential restructuring. Optimism is building that the long-delayed process is high on the agenda in Washington and Caracas, but no restructuring agreement or timeline is reported.
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