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Russia averts default on foreign dollar-denominated bond payments

By France24
19 March 2022   |   6:02 pm
The Russian government made a $117 million interest payment to foreign bondholders on Wednesday, averting what would have been its first foreign debt default since the Bolshevik Party shocked Western investors in 1918 by refusing to repay the borrowings of Czar Nicholas II.

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