Ok might be a silly question but what happens when a country declares bankrupcy i mean apart from not being able to access the markets
Countries don't really declare bankruptcy.There is not an international court which can determine who has first lein on a country's assets. There have been several instances in history when countries have defaulted on their debt, including Russia and Argentina. They usually end up screwing the bondholders, then turning to the IMF or World bank for financial assistance until they can get their act together. Usually under these cirucmstances the IMF recommends devaluing the country's currency which gives them a competitive advantage.
Oh i see just thought the state of finances in many countrys maybe they should try bankrupcy lol
Originally Posted by Mary R
Countries don't really declare bankruptcy.There is not an international court which can determine who has first lein on a country's assets. There have been several instances in history when countries have defaulted on their debt, including Russia and Argentina. They usually end up screwing the bondholders, then turning to the IMF or World bank for financial assistance until they can get their act together. Usually under these cirucmstances the IMF recommends devaluing the country's currency which gives them a competitive advantage.
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Sorry Bill, that was my fault. I wanted to buy 1 lot of E/C, but by mistake typed 1B (Billion) lot. Oops, sorry. Hope nobody lost any money.
Fat fingering it huh marty? hehe!
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