For your part Argentine bonds in dollars fell up to 4% thanks to Bonar 2035; They also fell sharply in Global 2035 (-2.4%), and Bonar 2030 (-2.3%). The country risk measured by JP Morgan rises 2.9% to 1,721 basis points.
As for the fixed income segment in pesos, CER-adjusted bonds closed with most losses. The greatest decreases were for CUAP (-2.6%), PARP (-1.8%), and PR13 (-1.7%). The only increases were for the T2X2 (+0.4%), and the TX26 (+0.2%).
ADRs and S&P Merval
Among the shares of Argentine companies listed in New York, the biggest losses were for Cresud (-9.2%), Pampa Energía (-6.6%), and BBVA bank (-6.2%). For their part, Irsa Propiedades Comerciales (+1.1%) and Corporación América (+1%) managed to close higher.
this journey the main indices on Wall Street sank up to 2.1% hand in hand with the technological Nasdaq, S&P 500 (-1.5%) and the industrial Dow Jones (-1.1%).
For its part, the S&P Merval fell 1.1% to 91,496.13 points due to taking profits and thus cut a streak of four rises in a row in which it accumulated 2.3%.
The main decreases in the leading panel were for Cresud (-4.5%), Transportadora Gas del Norte (-4%), and Transener (-3.3%). For its part, Loma Negra (+2%), Edenor (+0.4%), and Ternium (+0.2%), were the rises of the day.
This day the total volume in equities was $5,268 million, of which 79% corresponded to Cedears with $4,201 million, and 20% to Argentine shares with $1,067 million.
In tune with the words of the managing director of the IMF, Kristalina Georgieva, The Undersecretary of Financing, Ramiro Tosi, acknowledged this Thursday that the agreement of about $45,000 will need to be recalibrated million with the international organization due to the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
“Doubts about the future of the local economy are still present, added to this the high inflation that could compromise the fiscal goals of the recently closed agreement (with the IMF). The Government already anticipated that the CPI (inflation) for April would exceed 4 %,” said Research for Traders.
Also this Thursday financial dollars flew almost $10 and outperformed the blue for the first time since March 23. The CCL dollar -operated with the Global GD30 bond- soared 4.7% ($9.07) to $203.73. The MEP or Stock Exchange -also valued with the Global 2030- rose 4.5% ($8.73) to $203.97. For its part, the informal dollar climbed $2.50 to $202.
Source: Ambito
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