Investors warn long way to go amid Venezuela bond frenzy

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Investors warn long way to go amid Venezuela bond frenzy

Oliver West
January 24, 2019 09:15 am
Juan Guaidó, Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, LatAm
dpatop - 23 January 2019, Venezuela, Caracas: Juan Guaido, the head of Venezuela's opposition-dominated National Assembly, declares himself interim president at a rally against Nicolas Maduro. Guaido called on all supporters "not to rest" until the country has attained freedom. President Maduro was sworn in two weeks ago for his second term in office. Photo: Rafael Hernandez/dpa | Rafael Hernandez/Rafael Hernandez/dpa

Bond investors and analysts warned on Wednesday that there was still deep uncertainty in store for Venezuelan bondholders even if market hopes materialise and Nicolás Maduro is soon to leave the presidency. Moreover, not everyone thinks his imminent exit is a given.

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