The S&P Merval regained some breath and went up after three consecutive falls

The S&P Merval regained some breath and went up after three consecutive falls

He S&P Merval A this Thursday, a Rachate of three consecutive falls, on a day with limited negotiated volume since Wall Street did not operate when commemorating in the US on emancipation day.

So local selective advanced 0.6% a 2,064,098.65 basic points, while measured in dollars climbed 0.1% to 1,752 units.

Among the leading actions, the increases of Pampa Energy (+1.5%), Port Central (+1.4%), Black Loma (+1.3%), Edenor (+1.2%), and Northern Gas Transporter (+0.8%).

Investor looks await next Tuesday when the MSCI firm defines whether Argentina continues as “Border market” or produces a leap to the “emerging market” index, which would benefit the financial square for the entry of new capitals to invest in domestic assets.

Punta to end in the week the leading indicator fell 3% in pesos and 1.6% measured in hard currency.

Bonds and Risk Country

In the fixed income segment, the local dollars bonds closed with a majority of increases, after several days with setbacks.

Without external reference the dollar bonds showed little activity in Byma, and ended the week with average falls of 1.5%. He country risk, measured by JP Morgan, exceeded the 700 points on Tuesdayclosing at the 714 basic points.

On the other hand, the Boppreals fell marginally and accumulate a 0.3%decline in the week.

Meanwhile, the CER segment operated order and rose 0.45% along the curve. In the week, the short section advanced 0.25% but the long section fell 0.2%.

The bonds a fixed rate They increased 0.3%, and in the week the result was disparate: While the short section won 0.5%, the long section yielded 1%.

Finally, the “floaters” (bonds tied to the tamar and dual rate) won today 0.35% average, and accumulate in the week 0.7% in the short stretch and 0.5% falls in the long section of the curve, SBS Group reported.

Source: Ambito

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