He S&P Merval drops this Friday, April 12, but is heading to close the week on positive ground. Meanwhile, the dollar bonds they give in again for the fourth day in a row and the risk country once again exceeds 1,300 basis points. The Argentine stocks that are listed in New York also replicate the trend of the titles.
In this way, the Buenos Aires stock market lost 1.3% to 1,243,393.78 units. Meanwhile, the losses of Central Port (-3.6%); Edenor (-3.6%); Telecom Argentina (-3.4%); and Supervielle (-3%). For their part, the actions that rise the most are for BYMA (+5.2%); Stock Bank (+3.5%) and Mirgor (+1.1%).
It should be noted that The Central Bank (BCRA) lowered its reference rate to 70% annually on Thursday, from the previous 80%given signs of a reduction of macroeconomic uncertainty. Likewise, the monetary authority imposed a 10% reserve requirement for FCI remunerated accounts money marketwhich puts further downward pressure on market rates.
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Meanwhile, the shares of Argentine companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) are all operating negatively, accompanying the trend of the New York market that is precipitating strongly.
The main losses are for BBVA (-4%); Supervielle Bank (-4%); Central Port (-3.6%) and Edenor (-3.8%). There are no raises.
Bonds: how much they operate at today, Friday, April 12
Securities in foreign currency suffer drops of up to 3.6%, led by the Global 2041followed by the Bonar 2035 (-23%); he Bonar 2030 (-2.2%) and the Global 2035 (+2%). Meanwhile, the only one that goes up is Bonar 2029 (+0.3%).
In that scenario, the country risk rises for the fourth round in a rowthis time 15 units (+1.1%) to 1,305 basis pointsas measured by JP Morgan. In this way, it hits highs from the beginning of the month.
In the peso segment, the CER bonds They operate with a majority of increases waiting for the inflation data for the month of March while the dollar linked remain almost unchanged and the BOPREAL they rise up to 1.2%.
The titles of CER debt that rise the most are the DIP0 (+3.7%), followed by TX28 (+2.1%) as well as the CUAP and the TZX27 that climb 1.8%. The only ones who give in are the PAP0 (-2%), the TZX26 (-1.7%) and the TZX25 (-1.2%).
Source: Ambito
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