The S&P Merval index rose 4.5% yesterday, reaching 972,411.66 points, while most of the papers of Argentine firms listed on Wall Street registered declines.
In the leading panel of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, the promotions were led by YPF (7.7%), followed by Pampa Energía (6.9%), Edenor (5.1%) and Grupo Financiero Galicia (5.1%). .
In New York, ADRs ended the session with the majority of decreases, among which Banco Supervielle (6.1%), Globant (2.9%), Mercado Libre (1.9%) and Loma Negra (1. 9%).
Meanwhile, dollar bonds closed with a majority of losses. This happened after learning that the Government will pay the maturity of almost US$1.6 billion to the bondholders restructured by former Minister Martín Guzmán. In the local market, those that lost the most were the Global 2041 (2.2%), the Global 2046 (2.2%) and the Bonar 2035 (1.6%). Meanwhile, the only ones that advanced were Bonar 2041 (2.3%), Global 2029 (1.6%) and Global 2030 (0.2%). The country risk rose 2.32% to 1,983 basis points.
The CER segment bonds ended with a majority of losses. Those that lose the most are DIP0 (3.6%), PR13 (3.4%), DCIP (2.5%) and TX26 (2.5%). Meanwhile, the dollar linked rose up to 3.1% (TV24).
Source: Ambito
