Most bonds issued by Venezuela and its state-oil company jumped Tuesday after the US Treasury announced it authorized certain services to the Venezuelan government connected to a potential debt restructuring.
- Sovereign bonds due in
2027 jumped 1.1 cent to 53.8 cents on the dollar, the highest in nine years, according to indicative pricing data collected by Bloomberg - PDVSA notes due in 2021 gained 0.8 cent to 46.3 cents on the dollar, data show
- NOTE: Earlier,
US Treasury Allows Some Actions for Venezuela Debt Restructure
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