Ecuador Bonds Fall Anew as Government Backtracks on Subsidies

The video discusses the risks associated with countries that have a history of defaulting on bonds, focusing on Ecuador. Despite its history, investors have been forgiving, but recent unrest due to the removal of fuel subsidies has caused bond yields to surge. Ecuador's debt is significant but manageable relative to its GDP, yet its track record of defaults remains a concern for investors.

What has been the trend of investors towards countries like Argentina and Ecuador despite their history of defaults?

What financial measure did President Moreno of Ecuador plan to end, and what was its financial impact?

What caused investors to sell Ecuadorian bonds recently despite the country's improved financial order?

How much debt does Ecuador have relative to its GDP?

What is notable about Ecuador's default history since 1800?