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Weekly Report - 21 September 2017 (WR-17-37)
VENEZUELA: Working to stay afloat
The National Office of Public Credit, overseen by the finance ministry, said on 20 September that the Venezuelan government had transferred funds for a payment due on its 2027 sovereign bond. “The payment of the coupon VENZ2027 (9.25%) was made on the value date to the corresponding financial institutions. We call on our investors to maintain confidence in the Republic. Venezuela honours its commitments”, it tweeted.
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