This occurs within the framework of a market expectant of political issues and the unusual fall of the parallel dollar, which pierced $1,000 the previous day.
Bonds in dollars fall up to 5% and country risk chains its third advance in a row.
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The dollar bonds fall up to 5% this Thursday, March 7, and risk country chains his third advance in a row. Meanwhile, the CER titles operate with majority of casualties. This occurs within the framework of a expectant market to political issues and to the unusual fall of the parallel dollarthat drilled $1,000 the previous day.
In that context, the sovereign securities in dollars operate with majority of casualties. Those who give up the most are the Global 2038 (-4.9%), the Global 2041 (-2.5%) and the Bonar 2030 (-1.5%). Meanwhile, the only one who advances is the Global 2046 (+2.2%).
Bonds in pesos: how they operate this Thursday, March 7
In the weight segment, the CER bonds they closed with majority of casualties. He PAP0 (-5.7%), the PARP (-3.7%) and the TX28 (-1.4%) are the titles that top the list of setbacks this Thursday. While those who mark profits are the PR13 (+1.3%), the CUAP (+1.1%) and the DIP0 (+0.3%).
For their part, the dollar sovereigns linked operate mixed. He T2V4 give in 0.7% and the TV24 keep it up 0.2%.
Dollar bonds fall: in what context?
He Government of Javier Milei called interior governors to dialogue in full cut public spendingwith the idea of advancing the deregulation of the economy in exchange for new laws that endorse the Congress.
Meanwhile, The dollar in the parallel market operates at almost three-month lows due to the monetary contraction encouraged by the Central Bank (BCRA) to attack inflation, which generates the sale of foreign currency
In the process of arrival of corporate balance sheets, YPF -controlled by the State- reported a net loss of $1.86 billion in the fourth quarter of 2023, when facing a significant charge linked to the deterioration of the conventional fields portfolio. Faced with this, Its shares rose a slight 0.1% on BYMA, but fell 0.9% on Wall Street.
At the same time, Bolsas y Mercados Argentinos (BYMA) reported that from the end of May it will reduce the transaction settlement cycle from 48 to 24 hours, maintaining the traditional immediate cash (spot), to adapt to changes in the financial centers of the United States and Canada.
Source: Ambito
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