Will Venezuela’s oil problems spill over?

Would a sovereign default in Venezuela, which now seems increasingly likely given the plunge in the price of oil, cause upheaval in the global financial markets? We suspect not, even though a sovereign default in Russia – another major net exporter of oil – caused mayhem sixteen years ago.


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