Argentine bonds in dollars fell to 6.5% and the country risk rose

Argentine bonds in dollars fell to 6.5% and the country risk rose

Argentine bonds in dollars that operate under foreign law fell this Thursday, April 6, without operations in the local market due to the Easter holiday. Country risk, for its part, rose 1.6%.

Argentine bonds in dollars that operate under foreign law fell this Thursday, April 6, without operations in the local market due to the Easter holiday. Country risk, for its part, rose 1.6%.

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The falls were led by GE35 (-6.5%), followed by the GD35 and the GD30since both lost 1.5%, the GD46 (-1.3%), the GD41 (-1.2%).

On the other hand, the GE30 (5.1%), the GE41 (3.2%), the GE38 (0.3%) and the GE29 (0.3%) showed increases.

He risk country for its part, it rose 1.6% to 2,472 units.

On Wednesday the Government announced a special exchange regime to strengthen the reserves of the central bank. In summary, it launched a new edition of the Export Incentive Program, known as the soybean dollar or agricultural dollar, which will offer $300 for every dollar obtained from the export of oilseeds and their derivatives and some products from regional economies that will be detailed. in the coming days but that already have the support of the peanut, corn, wine, fishing, and tobacco chambers, among others.

Source: Ambito

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