This happens on a day in which the Government continues negotiating with the delegation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Dollar bonds return to negative path this Monday, January 8, but the risk country remains intact below 2,000 points. This happens on a day in which The Government continues negotiating with the entourage of International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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In it local marketthe dollar securities They operate with a majority of increases. Those who give up the most are the Global 2046 (-2.8%), the Bonar 2041 (-2%) and the Global 2038 (-1.7%). Meanwhile, the only ones who go up are the Global 2029 (+1.5%), the Global 2035 (+0.6%), the Bonar 2035 (+0.5%) and the Bonar 2030 (+0.1%).


Consequently, the risk country remains in 1998as measured by JP Morganafter fell 0.9% on Friday.
Bonds in pesos: how they are trading this Monday, January 8
He CER segment Opera with widespread declines of up to 8.2%headed by TX26they follow him PR13 (-7.3%) and the DIP0 (-5.6%). The only ones who go up are PAP0 (+4.5%) and the PARP (+0.8%).
Contrary to the CER titles, the dollar linked rise. He TV24 climbs a 0.4%Meanwhile he T2V4 does it a 0.2%.
Bonds continue poor performance: in what context?
The Government issued bonds for US$3.2 billion to be placed directly to the BCRA with amortization to 10 years to deal with short-term financial commitmentsit was reported on Friday in the Official bulletin.
The Fund’s mission led by Luis Cubeddu and Ashvin Ahujawho arrived in the country on Friday and since that day there were technical meetings, meets this Monday with the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputoand the Chief of Staff, Nicolas Posse.
Source: Ambito

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