In the midst of exchange volatility and the monetary squeeze of the BCRA, the rates of the fixed retail deadlines climb up to 54% TNA to 30 days. In parallel, credit is more expensive.
The Fixed deadline rates They rose again to a context marked by volatility in the peso market and the Monetary tourniquet implemented to try to contain the dollar. Some Banks They already offer until 54% 30 days for retail placations. To capture liquidity, large investors and companies pay quite higher yields: 60.25% annual nominal, which implies a Effective 80%rate.
The movement occurs in the middle of the strong monetary apparent that the Government is executing to dry the Plaza de Pesos, as the legislative elections of the province of Buenos Aires are approaching.
According to the yield comparator of the Central Bank (BCRA)the Annual Nominal Rate (TNA) For a fixed a fixed a 30 -day retail period, it ranges from 32% and 54%according to the entity.
With a monthly inflation of the 1.9%fixed deadlines are consolidated as a profitable option in real terms: the Effective monthly rate (TEM) climb a maximum of 4.5%that is, more than double than the CPI.
As for Minimum deadlines and amountseach bank establishes its own conditions, although most maintain the standard scheme of 30 days. The rate offered may vary according to the fixed term modality: traditional, with automatic renewal or under special conditions for digital clients.
With this scheme, the Fixed deadlines gain attractive as a protection tool in the face of inflation, in a context marked by the exchange volatility. However, with a still very demanded dollarinvestors are discussed between prioritizing exchange coverage or taking advantage of the greatest profitability in pesos.
In parallel, the Tamar (wholesale rate of Argentina) —What reflects the average yield of fixed deadlines in pesos for minimum amounts of $ 1 billion at 30-35 days-it is already located around 80% annual.
This level of rates significantly increases access to credit for both companies and families. In the first case, it contributes to Ameseing economic activity; In the second, it raises the risk of Money in homeswhich face greater difficulties in fulfilling their financial commitments.
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Fixed deadline: What rate pays each bank, this Wednesday, August 27
- Tierra del Fuego Bank: 54% TNA
- Macro Bank: 53.5%
- CMF: 52%
- BICA BANK: 51%
- BANCO VOII SA: 51%
- Reba: 50%
- MERIDIAN BANK: 49%
- Mariva Bank: 49%
- Bank of the Province of Córdoba: 48.5%
- Bank of Corrientes: 48%
- Regional Credit: 48%
- ICBC Bank: 47.7%
- Mortgage Bank: 47.5%
- Comafi Bank: 47%
- Sun Bank: 47%
- Nation Bank: 47%
- Creicoop Bank: 47%
- Galicia Bank: 45%
- Province Bank: 43%
- Banco Dino Sa: 42%
- Chubut Bank: 41%
- BBVA Bank: 45%
- Julio Bank: 38%
- City Bank: 35%
- Formosa Bank: 32%
- City Bank: 35%
- MAS SALES BANK: 30%
Source: Ambito
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