Explainer: What's the Big Deal About Default
Wondering why exactly economists are so freaked out about a possible default? You're in luck. Here's a 100% jargon-free Explainer anyone can understand.
Wondering why exactly economists are so freaked out about a possible default? You're in luck. Here's a 100% jargon-free Explainer anyone can understand.
On Wall Street, the consensus is hardening: PDVSA will default in 2016. But what if they're underestimating our willingness to just pawn everything and pay?
The bolivarian myth has always been about securing the legitimacy of rulers who would be on thin ice without it.
When oil prices collapsed, the Canadian dollar took a tumble. Consumers took a hit, but for businesses, it was a big boost. Walk with me on a tour of macroeconomic adjustment in a petrostate run by sane people.
Venezuela's had a minimum wage since the 1970s, and it's always been at the gift of the president. The jury's still out on whether that's a good idea or not.
The limited reform bill to the BCV Law MUD has proposed will do nothing to curb the spending free-for-all that's brought economic chaos to Venezuela.
Thursday's event on Venezuela debt was pretty intense and well worth watching in full.
The days when Venezuelans would give gas station attendants tips worth huge multiples of what they paid for gas are well and truly over.
While you weren't paying attention, BCV put out its QIV 2015 report. It's...everything you'd expect it to be.
Today sees the start of the longest fortnight in the history of the Venny bond market. Brace yourselves.
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