...restructuring any one of these sovereigns will prove larger and far more complicated than the previous record-holders, Argentina ($82.2bn of debt defaulted, 2001) and Russia ($72.7bn, 1998), combined. Greece’s outstanding debt sits at circa $430bn, Ireland comes in at $145bn, Portugal at $289bn.link.
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Restructuring Datapoint
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Last time I did math, (82.2 + 72.7) > 145.
Is the FT is more clever than I am, or is this another case of letting innumerates cover financial issues?
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