Regarding Russian foreign currency-denominated government bonds, which were due for interest payments last month, a major rating agency said that "investors have not received funds" and that default = default.
This was revealed on the 27th by major rating agency "Moody's".
According to it, last month, investors did not receive funds over the dollar-denominated and euro-denominated government bonds of about 13.5 billion yen in Japanese yen, which was due for interest payment, even after the 30-day grace period, so the default = It is said to be in default.
The U.S. government has said that further defaults may occur due to the termination of special cases where domestic investors can receive interest payments on Russian government bonds.
The rating agency has withdrawn its rating against Russia in accordance with economic sanctions by the EU = European Union, and this time it announced in the form of a view.
The Russian government has made the necessary payments for this interest payment and says it is not the default.
However, due to economic sanctions, the funds did not reach the investors and the rating agencies considered it to be the default.
Russia's foreign currency-denominated government bonds will default for the first time in about 100 years, symbolizing the exclusion from international financial markets.
On the other hand, the possibility of default is widely expected and will have a limited impact on global financial markets.