In the local panorama, investors remain in the expectation of a key tender for the Ministry of Economy.
Argentine assets operate without a clear trend.
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The Bonds in dollars Mild advances record this Wednesday, January 29, on a key day for global markets, marked by the expectation around the Federal Reserve decision (FED) About interest rates. In a context in which Argentina continues to reduce its country risk, The evolution of local assets is increasingly influenced by external factors.
However, in the City The expectation predominates that Fed will keep your monetary policy without changes, after Donald Trump’s assumptionand will seek to be more cautious. For its part, in the local panorama, The market will be attentive to the second bond tender of the year 2025.
Within that framework, the ADRS They operate mixed with rises of up to 2.9% and decreases of up to 2.3%. Meanwhile, The S&P Merval recovers again with an advance of 0.2%, although the papers operate with a majority of falls. Thus, among the leading actions the most rise are BBVA Bank (+1.7%), Macro Bank (+0.9%), and Silver Commercial Society (+0.9%).
Bonds and Risk Country
The most advance bonds, in this context are: the Global 2046 (+0.8%), the Bonar 2041 (+0.4%), and the Global 2038 (+0.3%). Thus, the country riskthe index that elaborates the JP Morgan It is located at 624 points.
The news that impacts the market
The technicians of IMP They ended the mission with the aim of reaching a new agreement with the government. The head of IMP, Kristalina Georgieva He recently said: “We would like to work quickly in a new program and take it to our Board.”
While the level of coincidences between both parties is overwhelming Yes there are differences in the departure times of the exchange ratethey analyzed from the City. From the international body the search is that it is as soon as possible while from The government does not want to hurry and affect the economic plan that had so much success in the reduction of the inflation level.
Source: Ambito
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