Bondholders sanguine as Ecuador reverses subsidy cuts

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Bondholders sanguine as Ecuador reverses subsidy cuts

Ecuador, Quito, protests, Lenin Moreno, fuel subsidies, LatAm, indigenous
Celebration of the Ecuadorian Indians on 13 October 2019 in Quito, Ecuador, after Lenin Moreno issued the decree 883 on a national network. Thus Ecuador writes a new page in its history of resistance and empowerment of just causes by indigenous communities. The celebration was held in the immediate vicinity of the House of Ecuadorian Culture in the El Arbolito Park. (Photo by Rafael Rodriguez/NurPhoto) | Rafael Rodriguez/NurPhoto/PA Images

Yields on Ecuador’s sovereign bonds widened sharply this week after 11 days of mass popular protests drove the government to backtrack on plans to remove fuel subsidies. However, investors insisted it was not the end of the country's attempted recovery.

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