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Jokers una don start |
No matter how much you tried to console yourself know this LP will never win Presidential Election. They might have a good run though but not first not second position. Wake up to the reality and stop all this baseless assumptions. |
E be like say INEC no want make Business as usual Kudos |
Which kind fail publicity is this. |
Countries with the Highest Default Risk in 2022 In May 2022, the South Asian nation of Sri Lanka defaulted on its debt for the first time. The country’s government was given a 30-day grace period to cover $78 million in unpaid interest, but ultimately failed to pay. Not only does this impact Sri Lanka’s economic future, but it also raises an important question: which other countries are at risk of default? To find out, we’ve used data from Bloomberg to rank the countries with the highest default risk. The Sovereign Debt Vulnerability Ranking Bloomberg’s Sovereign Debt Vulnerability Ranking is a composite measure of a country’s default risk. It’s based on four underlying metrics: Government bond yields (the weighted-average yield of the country’s dollar bonds) 5-year credit default swap (CDS) spread Interest expense as a percentage of GDP Government debt as a percentage of GDP To better understand this ranking, let’s focus on Ukraine and El Salvador as examples. Country Rank Government Bond Yield (%) 5Y CDS Spread Interest Expense (% of GDP) Government Debt (% of GDP) �� El Salvador 1 31.8% 3,376 bps (33.76%) 4.9% 82.6% �� Ukraine 8 60.4% 10,856 bps (100.85%) 2.9% 49% 1 basis point (bps) = 0.01% Why are Ukraine’s Bond Yields so High? Ukraine has high default risk due to its ongoing conflict with Russia. To understand why, consider a scenario where Russia was to assume control of the country. If this happened, it’s possible that Ukraine’s existing debt obligations will never be repaid. That scenario has prompted a sell-off of Ukrainian government bonds, pushing their value down to nearly 30 cents on the dollar. This means that a bond with face value of $100 could be purchased for $30. Because yields move in the opposite direction of price, the average yield on these bonds has climbed to a very high 60.4%. As a point of comparison, the yield on a U.S. 10-year government bond is currently 2.9%. What is a CDS Spread? Credit default swaps (CDS) are a type of derivative (financial contract) that provides a lender with insurance in the event of a default. The seller of the CDS represents a third party between the lender (investors) and borrower (in this case, governments). In exchange for receiving coverage, the buyer of a CDS pays a fee known as the spread, which is expressed in basis points (bps). If a CDS has a spread of 300 bps (3%), this means that to insure $100 in debt, the investor must pay $3 per year. Applying this to Ukraine’s 5-year CDS spread of 10,856 bps (108.56%), an investor would need to pay $108.56 each year to insure $100 in debt. This suggests that the market has very little faith in Ukraine’s ability to avoid default. Why is El Salvador Ranked Higher? Despite having lower values in the two metrics discussed above, El Salvador ranks higher than Ukraine because of its larger interest expense and total government debt. According to the data above, El Salvador has annual interest payments equal to 4.9% of its GDP, which is relatively high. Comparing to the U.S. once more, America’s federal interest costs amounted to 1.6% of GDP in 2020. When totaled, El Salvador’s outstanding debts are equal to 82.6% of GDP. This is considered high by historical standards, but today it’s actually quite normal. The next date to watch will be January 2023, as this is when the country’s $800 million sovereign bond reaches maturity. Recent research suggests that if El Salvador were to default, it would experience significant, yet temporary, negative effects. Another Hot Topic for El Salvador: Bitcoin In September 2021, El Salvador became the first country in the world to adopt bitcoin as legal tender. This means that Bitcoin is recognized by law as a means to settle debts and other obligations. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) criticized this decision in early 2022, urging the country to revoke legal tender status. In hindsight, these warnings were wise, as Bitcoin’s value has fallen by 56% year-to-date. While this isn’t directly related to El Salvador’s default risk, it does open potential avenues for relief. For instance, large players in the crypto space may be willing to assist the government to keep the concept of “nation-state bitcoin adoption” alive. Source: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/countries-with-the-highest-default-risk-in-2022/ lalasticlala
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Can you imagine for God Sake. |
This one still dey do drugs |
60k |
Nice |
Hassanmaye:What do expect from G.R.A |
Hassanmaye:Which Side of the kaduna cus for my side e no go pass 1000 |
Highly needed Brigde Barnawa and Kabala officially connected so happy |
Hysmady:Same as FU |
Righteousness HisHoliness Iyegbe Thefutureisfemale Naijaolosho Saphire |
What's ideal icloud |
Wtf did i just viewed |
A |
Hmm vote wisely |
I see the resignation of former CJN and swearing in of the new CJN as conspiracy to to make sure B.A.T won next election by any means. |
Another recycled garbage from Transsion I come in peace. |
Jashub:Audio ke |
Jashub:Lol we have tonnes of Google research centers here too |
Since Buba Marwa came drug don scarce for this addict here nice one keep of the good work. |
Inec is right on this one how do you expect to see someone who didn't even buy expression form nor partake in primary election on Ballot no way |
juman:You can get below this price but small one |
fatus:Ram |
Lol |
Here at Kaduna from 60k upward |
Jokes apart i have never seen Tinubu Poster in the North |
So no be only me i observed this too |
Imagine smh |
Hmm |
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