Friends who haven't been paying much attention lately might not be aware: Venezuela's sovereign debt and the bonds of the national oil company have surged dramatically in scale. A significant portion of these claims are held by hedge funds. The market reaction is quite straightforward—these bonds are still trading at deeply discounted levels. In plain terms, debt is piling up, but bond prices are still scraping along the floor; this disconnect itself is quite revealing. The market has clearly not yet fully digested the real impact of this wave of changes.

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Web3Educatorvip
· 17h ago
yo so venezuela's debt spiral is basically a textbook case of market mispricing rn... deep discount bonds while liabilities keep stacking? that's the kind of asymmetry my students always miss in their first week
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BrokenRugsvip
· 22h ago
Bond floor price? Haha, what do hedge funds think of this game in Venezuela?
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SerRugResistantvip
· 01-08 15:03
Bond floor price friction, what are hedge funds betting on... It feels like they're just waiting for that moment
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StableGeniusvip
· 01-08 15:02
lol venezuela bonds trading at basement prices while debt keeps spiraling? nah this is exactly what i've been saying — market's sleeping on the real numbers, honestly
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