Why A Russian Default Is A Very Real Scenario In 2016

Tuesday, October 27, 2015
By Paul Martin

by Marin Katusa via KatusaResearch.com,
ZeroHedge.com
10/27/2015

Who holds the majority of the debt that would be at risk in a Russian default? Not China. Not Iran. Not Syria. No, it’s the exact same nations, and banks and funds within those nations, that are applying the sanctions against Russia. So, if Russia does default, what does it mean in terms of its political relationship with the West? Nothing. But what does it mean to its creditors? Everything… Simply put, if Putin believes that the benefits of a default outweigh the consequences to his country, he won’t hesitate to do it, no matter the international ruckus it might raise.

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