EE.UU. impone nuevas sanciones a Rusia y deporta a 10 empleados de la delegación rusa en Washington

 

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Moody’s Upgrades Greek Long-Term Rating From Caa2 to Caa3

Moody's has upgraded Greece's long-term issuer rating and changed the outlook to positive from stable, according to its Friday statement.

Russia willing to settle Ukraine's $3 billion debt out of court

Russia is willing to settle the question of $3 billion in Ukrainian debt out of court, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said Monday.

Russia still expects Ukraine to repay debt.

Russia still hopes that Ukraine repays the debt of $3 bln, but after Kiev’s statements, Moscow is ready to use all international legal instruments, Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday, commenting on Russia’s petition to the London’s High Court for expedited hearing of the Ukrainian debt issue.

Rusia denuncia a Kiev ante el Tribunal Supremo de Londres por la deuda de 3.000 millones

Rusia ha presentado este jueves ante el Tribunal Supremo de Reino Unido una denuncia  por el impago de su deuda de 3.000 millones de dólares, señalaron fuentes del Ministerio de Economía ruso, informa Vzglyad.

Kiev Recognized Default on $3Bln Debt to Moscow, Court Action Imminent

With the announcement of the moratorium on repayment of a $3 billion debt to Russia, the Ukrainian side has practically recognized its default on repayment of a sovereign debt, according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

Russia may declare Ukraine’s default if Kiev fails to pay off debt — (minister)

Russia may declare Kiev’s default if Ukraine fails to pay in full on $3 billion bond, Ukraine’s Finance Minister Natalie Jaresko has said.

Ukraine ready to sue Russia over refusal to restructure debt — (Ukrainian PM)

Ukraine is ready to sue the Russian Federation over its refusal to restructure Kiev's debt in the amount of $3 bln, Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk said Thursday.

Russia, Ukraine Fail to Agree on Debt Restructuring

  Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov and his Ukrainian counterpart Natalie Jaresko have failed to agree on the restructuring of Ukraine’s debt to Russia, which amounts to $3 billion.

Poroshenko invites Russia to join creditor’s decision on debt restructuring

Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko has invited Russia to join the decision of the ad hoc Creditors’ committee on debt restructuring since it will have no privileges in this sphere.

Griesa grants vulture funds hearing to discuss motion for sanctions

United States District Judge Thomas Griesa has allowed a request by so called “vulture” funds suing Argentina over its defaulted bonds, granting a new hearing for Wednesday 12 to discuss sanctions against Buenos Aires for failing to provide information on Argentine assets held in the US (discovery rights).

Draghi e lo spettro Grexit: “Entreremmo in territorio ignoto”

Il presidente Bce gela Atene: «La situazione drammatica non è colpa dell’Europa». Varoufakis avverte: non possiamo escludere l’uscita dall’euro. Si impenna lo spread...

Vultures case - Argentina: Griesa rules in favor of 'me too' bondholders

Argentina must pay US$5.4 billion to more than 500 "me-too" holders of defaulted debt before it can pay the majority of its creditors, a US judge ruled today (Friday, June 5, 2015).

Argentina to file complaint against NML for Belgium seizure attempt

Argentina: Economy Minister Axel Kicillof confirmed the government will be filing a complaint against vulture funds for seeking to seize the accounts of the Argentine embassy in Belgium, adding hedge funds are the most “despicable and repugnant” of the world financial system.

Argentina denies embassy accounts were confiscated in Belgium

The Economy Ministry of Argentina has released a statement denying that two Argentine embassy accounts were confiscated in Belgium following a request by NML Capital hedge fund.

Argentina opposes "me-too" claims for $5.4 bln in US Courts

Argentina has filed a motion in a US court opposing claims by more than 500 "me-too" creditors seeking payment on debt worth $5.4 billion owed since the country's 2002 default, court documents showed today.

Judge Griesa blocks Citigroup from processing Argentine bond payments

US district judge Thomas Griesa has rejected Citigroup’s request to vacate injunction, prohibiting the bank from processing payments on dollar-denominated Argentine exchange bonds.

Euro zone, Greece fail to agree way forward following meeting

Euro zone finance ministers were unable to agree with Greece a final statement or a way to continue talks until their next meeting on Monday, following hours of discussions in Brussels to extend an international bailout...

Greece to seek crucial bailout at emergency meeting

Greece is to seek a cash lifeline at an emergency meeting of eurozone finance ministers as it struggles to persuade its EU creditors to renegotiate its massive bailout deal...

Argentina faces u$s4.7 billion claim in 'me too' debt suits

Argentina told New York district judge Thomas Griesa that bondholders filed 25 lawsuits since June, when the judge ordered blocking the nation from paying its restructured debt without also paying a group of holdouts, Bloomberg news has reported.
With the initiative, investors seek to profit from his order, filing “me too” suits, many of which have already won judgments on the defaulted bonds. The claim sums up to u$s4.7 billion.