Venezuela carries the burden of PDVSA's sovereign debt default, with its risk benchmarked against U.S. Treasury bonds and compared to Argentina's debt market.
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Updated Aug 19
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What happened
Venezuela carries the burden of PDVSA's sovereign debt default, with its risk benchmarked against U.S. Treasury bonds and compared to Argentina's debt market.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Venezuela
Country in Latin America
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PDVSA
Venezuelan government-owned oil company
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Argentina
country in South America
Related events
- High country risk is limiting Argentina's sovereign borrowing capacity.
- A dialogue was held concerning macroeconomic prospects and policy priorities involving Venezuela, the IMF, and the Central Bank.
- PDVSA operates within the Venezuelan state structure.
- Venezuela presented its sovereign debt and economic stabilization issues to the UN General Assembly, involving Donald Trump and María Corina Machado.
- Orlen sought to buy Venezuelan oil despite sanctions.