Bin heute mal mit ner ersten Miniposition wieder rein (686608) 2 mal 5000 nominal (10000), kaum was zu bekommen , 2 Ausführungen )
Uruguay scheint mir auf dem jetzigen Niveau interessant( zumindest inters. als so mancher teuerer Unternehmensbond )...hier mal eine Zusammenfassung von WO -, die ich auch so sehe ..
Klar, HIGH RISK ,nur mit Taschengeld/Spielgeld, was man nie mehr braucht wenn es wech ist/sein sollte .. ...nehme die Lange , da sich Schicksal in den nächsten 1-2 Jahren entscheidet ...
Gruss LALI
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IMF lobt Uruguay, hat eh schon 3 Mrd $ bereitgestellt.
Reserven aktuell: gut 700 Mio (steigend seit August)
mit den 3 Mrd = 3,7 Mrd
Auslandsschulden: 5 Mrd
Teile davon sehr langfrisitg, und alles zu niedrigen Zinsen.
Auslandsschulden zu Marktpreisen: ca. 2.5 Mrd (d.h. buy back wuerde Sinn machen)
1. URU-Regierung konservativ und wird von allen gelobt
2. Schweizer Schulden-Mentalitaet, das wird letztlich der entscheidende Faktor sein
3. URU-Rendite aber >30%, hoeher als in Lula-Brasilien, absurd.
29Sep2002 URUGUAY: International Monetary Fund deposits praise on Uruguay.
Washington, Sep 29 (EFE) - The International Monetary Fund has praised the recent improvement of Uruguay`s financial situation, with depositors returning to the nation`s banks less than two months after the government was forced to shut down the sector.
"In the last two months the situation has stabilized in Uruguay. Deposits are flowing into the banks and this is allowing the government to begin looking in other directions," the IMF`s Latin America Department director, Anoop Singh, told a press conference Saturday.
Singh said an IMF mission would travel to Montevideo in October to review the country`s economic program that cleared the way in August for a $1.5 billion loan.
The funds, which were advanced by the U.S. Treasury Department, were earmarked to support Uruguay`s banking system after a run by depositors forced a four-day closure of the country`s banks.
The IMF blamed the bank crisis in Uruguay on panic sparked by the economic woes in Argentina, which is entering its fifth straight year of recession.
Singh added, however, that economic growth has slowed in the region, and cited Argentina, Venezuela and Uruguay as countries where the situation was especially fragile.
The IMF predicts Uruguay`s GDP will contract 11 percent this year.
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