Venezuela Bonds Rally as IMF Resumes Formal Contact with Caracas

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Venezuela’s dollar bonds are rallying on Friday as the IMF’s decision to resume contact with authorities in Caracas lifts investor sentiment toward the nation’s defaulted debt

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Venezuela’s dollar bonds are rallying on Friday as the International Monetary Fund’s decision to resume contact with authorities in Caracas lifts investor sentiment toward the nation’s defaulted debt.

IMF Resumes Contact with Venezuela, Boosting Defaulted Bond Prices

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