Beijing Signals Growth-Pain Threshold Is Reached
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
Riesgo político subyacente Si bien puede aliviar -en parte- un sentimiento negativo la confirmación de que un eventual Gobierno de Pedro Castillo no buscaría reformas intervencionistas, la reacción del mercado a su posible elección muestra una mayor incertidumbre política que envuelve al país. Al inicio, Castillo se comprometió a hacerse cargo de los medios de producción y los recursos naturales, alarmando a los ejecutivos de la industria petrolera. Luego, cambió de opinión y confirmó que no buscaría la nacionalización, pero reiteró que se necesitaba una reforma fiscal importa...
Political turmoil across the region can be seen as the opening salvo in an anti-establishment push after the pandemic hit Latin America and exacerbated inequality like nowhere else.
by Tyler Durden Wednesday, Apr 21, 2021 - 01:10 PM To everyone who said that it was only a matter of time before Beijing blinked in its latest encounter with the harsh reality of market logic... congrats, you were right. One day after the latest report - this time from Reorg Research - that China was considering options for bad-debt asset manager Huarong that included restructuring the debt of its offshore unit and which again sent Huarong dollar bonds tumbling, Beijing has had enough of the daily rollercoaster and leaked through Bloomberg - which quoted the usual "people familiar with the ma...
Ecuador’s Divisive Presidential Vote Has Bondholders on Edge Bloomberg 3 hrs ago Sydney Maki (Bloomberg) -- Investors are bracing for an unpredictable run-off finale to Ecuador’s contentious presidential race as opinion polls flag a rally of support for career banker Guillermo Lasso, sending the nation’s dollar bonds back to levels seen before the election began. Popular Searches Voters will return to polling stations on Sunday to decide between self-exiled former socialist President Rafael Correa’s 36-year-old protege Andres Arauz, or Lasso, a banker and conservativ...