Bonds in dollars fall up to 2.5% and CERs operate with a majority of losses

Bonds in dollars fall up to 2.5% and CERs operate with a majority of losses

December 27, 2023 – 12:37

This happens on the day after the second tender of the Javier Milei government, through which it placed another $500,000 million in pesos adjusted by the price index (CER).

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The dollar bonds operate with majority of casualties this Wednesday, December 27. This happens on the day after the second tender of the government of Javier Mileiin which a title was placed adjusted by CER (inflation)for about $500,000 million.

In it local marketthe dollar bonds operate with most setbacks. Those who give up the most are the Global 2038 (-2.4%) and the Global 2029 (-2.4%). While the only one who advances is the Global 2035 (+1%).

In that context, country risk rises 0.2%or 2 units, up to 1,869 basis pointsas measured by JP Morgan.

Bonds in pesos

The CER bonds -which adjust for inflation- operated with majority of casualties. Those who fall the most are PAP0 (-6.5%), the CUAP (-4%) and the DIP0 (-0.7%). Meanwhile, the only ones who rise are the TX26 (+5%) and the TX28 (+4.8%).

For their part, the dollar linked they fall. He T2V4 go back a 4%Meanwhile he TV24 does it in a 0.8%.

Source: Ambito

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