Barclays recommends buying Suriname’s 2033 bonds and the oil warrant due in 2050, citing positive market signals after the election of a coalition led by the center-left National Democratic Party.
- “A broad-based political coalition should provide sufficient checks and balances in economic policy,” strategist
Jason Keene wrote- He remains overweight on the credit
- Views the decision to delegate central bank leadership to the National Party of Suriname as a positive sign
- Keene expects the new government to have “ample financing options to bridge the gap” to first oil production in 2028
- Still, “we do not expect the new government to ...
- Still, “we do not expect the new government to ...
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