In a context of high volatility and with investors increasingly attentive to the protection of capital and the predictability of funds, Fixed income instruments in Argentina are still an attractive tool for those looking for investment alternatives both in pesos and dollars. Today, within the local market, there are several options that combine interesting yields, different risk exhibitions and the possibility of diversifying portfolios.
Among the most prominent instruments are sovereign bonds AL30, GD30, AL35 and GD35. These bonds represent debt issued by the Argentine State. The so -called Bonarsuch as the AL30 and the AL3, are titles under Argentine legislation that pay interest in dollars but are settled in pesos at the official exchange rate. For its part, the bonds Globalsuch as the GD30 and the GD35, they are issued under foreign legislation, generally in New York, which gives them greater legal support and better international acceptance. These assets are reference to measure the country risk and are attractive to coverage and carry trade strategies, especially when the market anticipates movements in the exchange rate.
In addition to sovereign bonds, bonds adjusted by CER have gained prominence as coverage vehicles against inflation. The Bonce TZXM6 and TZXD6 They are clear examples of this kind of assets, since they adjust their capital depending on the CER index, protecting the investor from the loss of purchasing power in a high inflationary context. They are especially valued by those most conservative profiles that prioritize the real value of their investment above looking for high nominal rates.
Another relevant option within the market in pesos is BANCAPlike him T13F6 and the T30J6. These bonds have the peculiarity of adjusting their capital by the monetary policy rate, which makes them sensitive to the decisions of the Central Bank and attractions in scenarios where interest rates are maintained. These instruments allow the investor to capture competitive rates while diversifying their portfolio with indexed instruments to economic policy variables.
In the same line of bonds in pesos, the Bonte 2030known in the secondary market as Ty30poffers an annual fixed rate of 28%. This performance positions it as an interesting alternative for investors seeking predictability and a constant flow of payments in local currency, although with the own risk of Argentine sovereign debt.
In addition to public debt, the market offers attractive opportunities in negotiable obligations issued by solid and experienced private companies. One of them is the On PNXCDof Pan American Energy, One of the leading companies in the Argentine energy sector, with a strong presence in the production of hydrocarbons and with strategic operations in Vaca Muerta. This firm is characterized by its financial solidity and its continuous investment commitment, which makes it a reliable option for investors. Another alternative is the ON YM37Dof YPFthe national flag oil company that remains a central actor in the production and refining of oil and gas in Argentina. YPF is developing key projects in unconventional energies and remains one of the main engines in the sector.
Viewfor its part, it is a younger company but with sustained growth and strong presence in Vaca Muerta. The ON VSCTD It allows the investor to participate in the growth of a company recognized for its efficiency and its modern management, led by Miguel Galuccio, a reference in the sector. Finally, Banco Galiciathrough your On bychdoffers the possibility of investing in the Argentine financial system with the support of one of the most solid and most solid banking entities in the country, with a strong presence in the consumption segment and in the loan and deposit business.
In summary, the Argentine fixed income market presents a variety of instruments that allow adapting investment strategies to different profiles and objectives. From sovereign bonds in dollars and pesos, through adjustable bonds for inflation or rate, to negotiable obligations of leading companies in their sectors. The key is to properly combine these assets, managing the risks and taking advantage of the opportunities offered by each market segment.
Financial Analyst
Source: Ambito
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