PDVSA’s oil export basket price decreased 10.9 percent to $39.95 a barrel

Venezuela Dashboard Indicators

• Trading in Venezuela’s dollar bonds was more volatile in June, with its benchmark $4 billion of notes due in 2027 falling 5.2 percent to 49.9 cents on the dollar; yields rose to 21.6 percent
• PDVSA’s benchmark $3 billion of notes due in 2035 declined 6.7 percent to 45.69 cents on the dollar, with the yield rising to 22 percent
• PDVSA’s oil export basket price decreased 10.9 percent to $39.95 a barrel
• Venezuela’s international reserves trade near lowest level since June 2002
• The weakest official exchange rate, used mostly for imports deemed non-essential, was devalued 24 percent to 2,636 bolivars per dollar on the government’s Dicom auction system
• On the black market, the U.S. dollar still costs almost three times more than the Dicom rate, with no prospects of recovery after Maduro raised the minimum wage by another 50 percent in a move that will likely stoke even faster money printing and inflation

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