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What could default mean for Venezuela's energy industry?
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Low oil prices are adding to the already significant problems for the economy of Venezuela. We view a debt default – either by the sovereign or state-owned oil producer – as increasingly likely. What are the implications of a default, not only for the struggling economy, but for it's lifeblood – oil production?
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