Advances were led by Global 2029 (+4.8%), Global 2041 (+2.9%); and Global 2038 (+2.7%). Instead, they ended with setbacks Global 2030 (-0.9%); and the Bonar 2030 (-0.1%).
Meanwhile, the country risk measured by JPMorgan fell for the second consecutive day, losing 0.2% to 2,703 points.
The Government announced on Monday measures aimed at encouraging the growth of the so-called “Knowledge Economy” by stimulating exports from the technology sector, with the idea that the sector will make foreign sales of some 10,000 million dollars in 2023.
Argentine stocks on Wall Street and S&P Merval
Argentine papers listed in New York finished with the majority of advances, led by Take off that jumped more than 10%. In addition, they rose strongly Free Market (+7.5%), Loma Negra (5.3%), BBVA (+2.5%).
However the S&P Merval it failed to sustain early gains, closing marginally down 0.09% (-0.26% measured in dollars at the implied exchange rate). SubaS of BYMA (+2.6%) and Grupo Superville (+1.9%).
$7,103 million in variable income were traded.
Source: Ambito
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