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Weiß jemand warum der so schwach geht in den letzten tagen ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.650.769 von Devilsdance am 05.08.08 13:50:29wkn?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.651.507 von kampfhundstreichler am 05.08.08 15:12:58A0GY83
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.651.594 von KurtWarner am 05.08.08 15:21:52laut Factbook der CIA:
Public debt:
144.3% of GDP (2007 est.)
Das mueffelt doch ganz stark nach einem Default und einer Umschuldung.
Public debt:
144.3% of GDP (2007 est.)
Das mueffelt doch ganz stark nach einem Default und einer Umschuldung.
es handelt sich immerhin um eine staatsanleihe. da es die erste der seychellen ist wird man sich gerade mit der nicht blamieren, sonst wäre der markt für weitere anleihen auf lange jahre verschlossen. ich denke die nächsten zinsen werden bezahlt.
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Seychellen hat eine Zahlung auf einen anderen Bond am 1.7. ausgelassen. Auf Nachfrage bei Zentralbank und Staatsschuldenagentur ist scheinbar niemand erreichbar.
Aufgrund der katastrophalen Verschuldungsdaten wurde vor diesem Bond schon bei Emission nachdrücklich gewarnt.
Wer das bei diesen ermäßigten Preisen machen will, sollte GANZ GANZ genau wissen was er tut. Privatanleger, die hier mal kaufen mit dem Bild eines idyllischen Strandes vor Augen, haben hier NICHTS verloren!
Aufgrund der katastrophalen Verschuldungsdaten wurde vor diesem Bond schon bei Emission nachdrücklich gewarnt.
Wer das bei diesen ermäßigten Preisen machen will, sollte GANZ GANZ genau wissen was er tut. Privatanleger, die hier mal kaufen mit dem Bild eines idyllischen Strandes vor Augen, haben hier NICHTS verloren!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.652.302 von Pfandbrief am 05.08.08 16:18:11Oder ALLES !
Aug. 6 (Bloomberg) -- The Seychelles, an Indian Ocean archipelago north of Madagascar, said it's ``seeking advice'' after investors demanded the government meet a missed debt payment.
The country had its credit rating cut three steps by Standard & Poor's last week after bondholders posted a notice in the Financial Times saying the government failed to pay interest and principal on 54.8 million euros ($85.3 million) of securities maturing in 2011. The Seychelles said it didn't pay because of ``irregularities in the issuance-approval process and a lack of transparency in the note documentation,'' S&P said.
``The government has received a copy of the notice and we are seeking advice on the way forward,'' Ahmed Afif, a principal secretary at the Seychelles's Finance Ministry, said in an e- mailed response to questions from Bloomberg News today. He declined to comment further.
The country paid the first installment of the notes on June 1, but missed a payment due on July 1, E. Michael Hunter, chairman of the Seychelles noteholders' committee, which posted the July 31 notice in the London-based FT, said.
To contact the reporter on this story: Kim-Mai Cutler in New York at kcutler@bloomberg.net.
The country had its credit rating cut three steps by Standard & Poor's last week after bondholders posted a notice in the Financial Times saying the government failed to pay interest and principal on 54.8 million euros ($85.3 million) of securities maturing in 2011. The Seychelles said it didn't pay because of ``irregularities in the issuance-approval process and a lack of transparency in the note documentation,'' S&P said.
``The government has received a copy of the notice and we are seeking advice on the way forward,'' Ahmed Afif, a principal secretary at the Seychelles's Finance Ministry, said in an e- mailed response to questions from Bloomberg News today. He declined to comment further.
The country paid the first installment of the notes on June 1, but missed a payment due on July 1, E. Michael Hunter, chairman of the Seychelles noteholders' committee, which posted the July 31 notice in the London-based FT, said.
To contact the reporter on this story: Kim-Mai Cutler in New York at kcutler@bloomberg.net.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.651.955 von tofu1 am 05.08.08 15:51:30in Japan sinds >180%, iirc.
Sept. 4 (Bloomberg) -- The Seychelles is seeking aid from
the International Monetary Fund after it defaulted on 54.8
million euros ($78.7 million) of privately placed securities, an
IMF spokesman said.
A team of IMF economists is set to visit the Indian Ocean
archipelago tomorrow, said Niels Buenemann, a Washington-based
spokesman for the organization. Standard & Poor's cut the
country's foreign-currency credit rating to SD, or ``selective
default,'' from CCC on Aug. 7 after bondholders said the
government failed to pay interest and principal on the notes.
``The authorities in the Seychelles have requested
discussions on a program with the IMF, which may include
financial support,'' Buenemann said in a telephone interview.
The government has an interest payment due on Oct. 3 for a
separate $230 million issue of notes, according to S&P. The New
York-based ratings company last month lowered its assessment on
those securities to CCC-, signaling ``a very high likelihood of
default.''
The yield on the Seychelles' dollar-denominated October
2011 security is 47.34 percent, more than four times higher than
in July. The price of the 9.125 percent note has fallen to 40.5
cents, from 92.5 cents on July 31.
Bondholders posted a notice in the Financial Times on July
31 saying the government failed to pay interest and principal on
the privately placed notes maturing in 2011. The government said
it didn't pay because of ``irregularities in the issuance-
approval process and a lack of transparency in the note
documentation,'' S&P said Aug. 1. The Seychelles Ministry of
Finance didn't return calls from Bloomberg News today.
Slowing Tourism
Slowing global economic growth is hurting tourism in the
Seychelles, according to S&P. The industry employs about 30
percent of the labor force, United Nations data shows.
The former British colony is made up of an archipelago of
about 115 islands scattered over more than 1 million square
kilometers (386,102 square miles) in the western Indian Ocean.
It has a $710 million economy and a population of 84,000.
The last sovereign default was Belize in 2006, after which
most debt holders agreed last year to exchange their bonds for
securities maturing in 2029.
the International Monetary Fund after it defaulted on 54.8
million euros ($78.7 million) of privately placed securities, an
IMF spokesman said.
A team of IMF economists is set to visit the Indian Ocean
archipelago tomorrow, said Niels Buenemann, a Washington-based
spokesman for the organization. Standard & Poor's cut the
country's foreign-currency credit rating to SD, or ``selective
default,'' from CCC on Aug. 7 after bondholders said the
government failed to pay interest and principal on the notes.
``The authorities in the Seychelles have requested
discussions on a program with the IMF, which may include
financial support,'' Buenemann said in a telephone interview.
The government has an interest payment due on Oct. 3 for a
separate $230 million issue of notes, according to S&P. The New
York-based ratings company last month lowered its assessment on
those securities to CCC-, signaling ``a very high likelihood of
default.''
The yield on the Seychelles' dollar-denominated October
2011 security is 47.34 percent, more than four times higher than
in July. The price of the 9.125 percent note has fallen to 40.5
cents, from 92.5 cents on July 31.
Bondholders posted a notice in the Financial Times on July
31 saying the government failed to pay interest and principal on
the privately placed notes maturing in 2011. The government said
it didn't pay because of ``irregularities in the issuance-
approval process and a lack of transparency in the note
documentation,'' S&P said Aug. 1. The Seychelles Ministry of
Finance didn't return calls from Bloomberg News today.
Slowing Tourism
Slowing global economic growth is hurting tourism in the
Seychelles, according to S&P. The industry employs about 30
percent of the labor force, United Nations data shows.
The former British colony is made up of an archipelago of
about 115 islands scattered over more than 1 million square
kilometers (386,102 square miles) in the western Indian Ocean.
It has a $710 million economy and a population of 84,000.
The last sovereign default was Belize in 2006, after which
most debt holders agreed last year to exchange their bonds for
securities maturing in 2029.
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