Bonds in dollars and CER titles operate with a majority of increases

Bonds in dollars and CER titles operate with a majority of increases

This happens on a day in which the treatment of the omnibus law continues in the Chamber of Deputies.

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The dollar bonds operate with most rises this Wednesday, January 10. Meanwhile, the CER titles They also operate in positive ground. This happens on a day in which the treatment of the omnibus law in the Chamber of Deputies.

In it local marketthe dollar securities that rise the most are the Global 2038 (+3.2%), the Global 2046 (+2.7%) and the Global 2030 (+1.9%). Meanwhile, the only one who gives in is the Bonar 2029 (-1%).

In that framework, the country risk drops 1.6%or 33 units, up to 2,049 pointsas measured by JP Morgan. This way, break a bullish streak the thread lasts two days.

Bonds in pesos: how they operate this Wednesday, January 10

In it CER segment, For their part, the titles operate with most rises. Those that rise the most are TX28 (+4.8%), the TX26 (+4%) and the DIP0 (+1.8%). Meanwhile, the only ones who fall are the PR13 (-6.8%), the PAP0 (-2%) and the PARP (-1%).

Meanwhile, the dollar linked keep bullish trend. He T2V4 goes up 2.2% and the TV24 keep it up 0.6%.

Dollar bonds rebound: in what context?

The dollar bonds rebound in a wheel in which the parliamentary debate of the megaproject omnibus law promoted by the Government.

On the other hand, last Monday the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputoand the Chief of Staff, Nicolas Possemet with the mission of Background leadered by Luis Cubeddu and Ashvin Ahuja with the objective of revive the agreement ydblock US$3.6 billion to the battered reserves.

These days, the Government will have to face debt maturity with the IMF itselfwhen the December inflationwhich is expected to be the largest in almost 33 years.

The country must face the debt cancellation with the IMF by US$1,915 million in January, US$763 million in February and US$1,915 million in Aprilwhich totals about US$4,592 million in it first part of the year.

Source: Ambito

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