
LONDON, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Venezuela's sovereign bonds shed some of the gains made in the aftermath of Nicolas Maduro's ouster, falling by up to 2.5 cents on Thursday.
The defaulted debt rallied by as much as 10 cents on the dollar on Monday, after a weekend U.S. operation seizing Maduro and his wife as a boost for hopes of a debt restructuring.
The 2019 maturity fell the most, losing 2.5 cents to bid at 31.77 cents on the dollar, Tradeweb data showed. Other maturities also fell by just under 2 cents.