Also last week, Maduro said in an interview with Venezuelan state television on Sunday that the government delegation participating in talks with the opposition in Mexico had brought forward a document calling for the end of all US sanctions against the country. He said that the talks, which resumed on September 3, are following an "agenda of issues" agreed to in the first round of negotiations held in August.
A top Venezuelan official signaled on Saturday that talks between the government and the opposition aimed at resolving the country's long-standing political crisis have yielded "partial agreements.” The opposition is hoping to use the talks being held in Mexico City to secure guarantees of free and fair regional elections to be held in the fall, while the government of Nicolas Maduro wants to ease international sanctions. But officials provided no information on the nature of the agreements and a source in the opposition delegation told AFP that "so far nothing has been agreed.".
Also last week, Maduro said in an interview with Venezuelan state television on Sunday that the government delegation participating in talks with the opposition in Mexico had brought forward a document calling for the end of all US sanctions against the country. He said that the talks, which resumed on September 3, are following an "agenda of issues" agreed to in the first round of negotiations held in August.
Last but not least, last week, Juan Guaidó, expressed "reasonable optimism" about the ruling that the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom could issue in coming months regarding the case of the reserves owned by the Venezuelan State deposited in the Bank of England. The Guaidó government hopes to obtain a favorable final judgment in this trial in the coming months.
The Province of Buenos Aires says it received creditor support to restructure 98 percent of its $7.1bn in overseas debt, putting it a step closer to ending a 16-month default. The province will swap all of the bonds it had offered to exchange except for dollar-denominated notes due 2021 and euro-denominated bonds due 2020, which had been issued under indentures that required a higher amount of creditor participation.
Credit
Type / ISIN
Indicative price (%)*
Argentina
ARGENT 0 1/2 07/09/30
39.1
39.9
Argentina
ARGENT 8.28 12/31/33
52
54
Argentina
ARGENT 3 3/4 12/31/38
35.5
36.5
Argentina
ARGENT 1 07/09/29
41.7
42.1
Argentina
ARGENT 3.38 12/31/38
35.5
36.5
Argentina
ARGENT 1 1/8 07/09/35
35.1
36.1
Argentina
ARGENT 2 1/2 07/09/41
39.5
39.8
Argentina
ARGENT 2 01/09/38
41.5
42.1
Argentina
ARGENT 1 1/8 07/09/46
35.4
36.3
Province of Buenos Aires
BUENOS 7 7/8 06/15/27
46
50.3
Province of Buenos Aires
BUENOS 9.95 06/09/21
44.2
45.9
Province of Buenos Aires
BUENOS 6 1/2 02/15/23
47.6
48.5
Province of Buenos Aires
BUENOS 4 05/15/35
37
44
Province of Buenos Aires
BUENOS 9 5/8 04/18/28
47.6
52.4
YPF
YPFDAR 8 1/2 07/28/25
87.1
89.2
YPF
YPFDAR 8 3/4 04/04/24
92.3
94.4
YPF
YPFDAR 6.95 07/21/27
74.7
77.1
YPF
YPFDAR 7 12/15/47
68.9
70.9
YPF
YPFDAR 8 1/2 06/27/29
77.1
80.4
Banco Macro
BMAAR 6 3/4 11/04/26
89
94.1
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