It's Official: Venezuela Enters Hyperinflation
Venezuelan inflation blew past 50% a month, the hyperinflationary threshold.
Venezuelan inflation blew past 50% a month, the hyperinflationary threshold.
Anatoly sinks his teeth into the story of the defaulted borrower taking informal advice from one of its sketchy skid-row lenders… What could possibly go wrong?
Add another zero to the raging fire of Venezuela’s macroeconomic cataclysm.
This morning, Electricidad de Caracas’s 2018 bond went into default...or did it?
Ahora sí. PDVSA is in default. It's bad, and could be disastrous — especially if we reach the next step: Acceleration.
The government's never going to tell us what really happened behind the scenes of this week's near-default drama...so we have to imagine how it went down Tropical Mierda-style, instead.
The days of crying wolf are over and the Venezuelan default is pretty much here. With such clear signs, why did it find everyone with their pants down?
Venezuelans are supposed to have a Constitutional right to information, and if our own institutions won’t make good on it, maybe our friends on 19th Street can help.
Announcing an unlikely debt restructuring, Maduro sent Venezuela hurtling down the default rabbit-hole tonight. But what if the announcement's an elaborate bluff, or an elaborate money-laundering exercise? And what if it's both?
Was the collapse in PDVSA 2017 prices yesterday morning a result of investor jitters or market manipulation?
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