Investors in Venezuelan bonds expressed optimism about the possibility of restructuring the debt, which has been in default since 2017, after the political agreement between the government and the opposition, and the US decision to ease sanctions on the country.
A group of creditors, which owns more than 11 billion dollars of bonds of the state-owned oil company Petroleos, confirmed that they are confident that the latest moves will pave a way towards an orderly restructuring of the debt, estimated at about 60 billion dollars.
