Friday, January 9, 2015

Russia entered the top five countries with a high probability of default – BFM.Ru

Russia entered the top five countries with a high probability of default – BFM.Ru

It is reported by Bloomberg. According to the publication, in the next ninety days agency S & amp; P may downgrade the sovereign rating of Russia. Bloomberg likelihood of this scenario is estimated at 50%

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Currently the yield on government bonds Russian – one of the highest among the papers of the developing countries. For dollar-denominated bonds with a maturity of 23, she reaches 7%.

Similar Lebanese government bonds yield only 5.9, reminds Bloomberg. Despite the fact that the credit rating of the country’s 6 steps lower than in Russia.

How likely is the Russian default? This is – the chief economist at Deutsche Bank in Russia Yaroslav Lissovolik.

Yaroslav Lissovolik

chief economist at Deutsche Bank in Russia

With the forecast Bloomberg disagree chief economist AFC « system » Eugene Nadorshin.

Eugene Nadorshin

chief economist at AFK “Sistema»

The credit rating may be downgraded Russia by Fitch to junk level. December 23, the international rating agency Standard & amp; Poor’s sent a sovereign credit rating of Russia to review with “negative” outlook.

What are the consequences be glad the Russian economy in the case of lowering investment grade, the air Business FM in December, said Economic Development Minister Alexei Ulyukayev.

Alexei Ulyukayev

Minister of Economic Development

On Thursday, with a forecast of a possible default of Russia made known financier George Soros. According to him, due to a sharp drop in oil prices hit Western sanctions on the country more than it expected European and American leaders.

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