The Buenos Aires stock market falls again this Tuesday, July 11, for second day in a rowin line with global markets waiting for US inflationvital to analyze the next decisions of the Federal Reserve.
The index S&P Merval by BYMA loses 0.9%to 417,133,930 points, after falling 0.7% last Monday by taking profits, against his record of 443,475.81 units noted last week.
investors await news over a government agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by targets and disbursements, when accounted for taking positions speculative for the next presidential election.
Within this framework, Argentine papers operate with a majority of losses. The ones that mark the greatest falls are Macro Bank (-1.8%), edenor (-1.7%) and mirgor (-1.7%). While the only ones that go up are cresud (+1.4%), central port (+1.1%), Telecom (+1%) and transener (+0.3%).
Argentine shares on Wall Street
In the New York Stock Exchange, Wall Street, shares of Argentine companies listed there they also operate with majorities of declines. the papers of Bioceres They are the ones who lead the casualties, who do it in a 2.7%followed by BBVA (-2.1%) and Supervielle Group (-2%).
Meanwhile, the ones that rose the most are MercadoLibre (+1.9%), after the strong fall they suffered last Monday, in which 5.8% sank. Followed, among those that rise the most, by black hill (+0.6%) and central port (+0.4%).
Bonds and country risk
Dollar bonds rise again to 5%continuing a similar rise marked in the previous wheel, within the framework of the semester coupon payment that the government carried out to the private bondholders restructured in 2020 by the former Minister of Economy, Martín Guzmán.
The bonds that head the list of increases this Tuesday is Global 2029 (+3.6%)followed by the Bonar 2035 (+2.4%) and the Bonar 2029 (+1.8%).
Meanwhile, the risk countrymeasured by JP.Morgan bank, falls 27 points, or 1.3%, to 2017 units.
Source: Ambito

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