Dollar bonds deepen falls to 7% but the S&P Merval scores its eighth rise in a row

Dollar bonds deepen falls to 7% but the S&P Merval scores its eighth rise in a row

The Buenos Aires stock market is on the rise this Tuesday, April 18, in its eighth consecutive session, encouraged by a greater appetite for risk, which prompts the leading panel to renew all-time highs.

The porter bag operates on the rise this Tuesday April 18th in its eighth consecutive sessionencouraged by a higher risk appetite, which prompts the leading panel to renew all-time high levels. Meanwhile, dollar bonds fell to 4% and country risk remains above 2,400 points.

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In the fixed income segment, Dollar titles fell to 6.6% thanks to Global 2046, followed by Global 2035 (-4.1%), Global 2029 (-3.9%), and Bonar 2029 (-3.5%). %). Thus, the country risk advances 2.8% to 2,474 points.

S&P Merval and ADRs

The S&P Merval advances 2%, to 286,951.04 points, after marking a ceiling value of 283,291.35 in the first entries. The Merval accumulates a rise of 12.65% in eight business sessions.

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“Purchases of stock positions as a hedge against high inflation (Argentina) and speculation of changes in an electoral year are combined with external points that play in favor of the market,” said an operator. The improvements in the leading panel are led by titles from the energy and financial segments given good prospects for the short and medium term, commented analysts.

For his part, Argentine papers on Wall Street operate unevenly with increases of up to 2.3% led by Ternium, followed by Ternium (+2.5%), YPF (+1.7%) and Despegar (+1.4%). The declines are led by Banco Supervielle (-4%), Grupo Financiero Galicia (-3.1%), and Banco Macro (-2.9%).

Source: Ambito

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