Cuba Fund Rallies After Obama Vows to Resume Ties

The transcript discusses the implications of the US President's actions on US-Cuba relations, focusing on the partial lifting of the embargo, increased travel allowances, and investment opportunities in agriculture. It highlights the strategic investment approach of a fund anticipating changes in US-Cuba commerce. The discussion also covers Cuba's relationship with Venezuela and the regional impact of US policy changes. Finally, it addresses the status of Cuban debt and potential market reentry.

What does the President's move NOT accomplish regarding the US-Cuba relations?

• Facilitating agricultural commerce

• Allowing greater travel allowances

• Lifting the embargo entirely

• Opening diplomatic relations

What was the strategy of the investment fund regarding Cuba?

• Avoiding any investments related to Cuba

• Focusing on companies in the Caribbean basin

• Investing solely in US-based companies

• Investing only in Cuban companies

How did Venezuela support Cuba economically?

• By providing military aid

• By supplying 100,000 barrels of oil daily

• By lifting trade restrictions

• By investing in Cuban tourism

What is the potential impact of the US policy change on Cuba's regional relationships?

• Reducing diplomatic interactions

• Increasing dependency on oil imports

• Isolating hardline leftist governments

• Strengthening ties with Venezuela

What is the current status of Cuba's sovereign debt?

• It is fully paid off

• It is considered a small issue

• It is highly valued in the market

• It is not traded internationally