Investors continue to rearrange their portfolios ahead of November 19, when Argentines will go to the polls to elect their new president between the ruling party Sergio Massa and the ultra-liberal Javier Milei.
The Argentine debt securities they drop up to 5% this Tuesday, November 7, waiting for the presidential runoff while investors continue to rearrange their portfolios ahead of November 19, where Argentines will go to the polls to elect their new president from among the ruling party. Sergio Massa and the ultraliberal Javier Milei.
In the local market, dollar bonds fall up to 4.9%, led by the Global 2046followed by the Bonar 2041 (-3.8%), Bonar 2035 (-2.5%), Global 2041 (-2.2%) and Bonar 2029 (-2%). Meanwhile, the only titles that rise are the Bonar 2038 (+0.5%).
In the United States, debt securities are almost stable. In that framework, the risk countryprepared by the bank JP Morganremains in the 2,525 basis points.
Debt in pesos
For its part, the debt in pesos operates with generalized falls of up to 1.8%, led by the Global 2038followed by the Global 2041 (-1.4%), Global 2029 (-1.2%), Global 2030 (-1.1%) and Global 2035 (-0.8%). No peso bonus goes up.
The bonds that adjust for CER fall up to 2.7% and dollar linked They also drop up to 2%.
Source: Ambito
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