The S&P Merval index rises 1%, to 1,185,295.50 units, after ending balanced on Thursday. Scale 26.64% so far this year.
The Argentine stock market trades up this Friday 19th April, but is heading to close the week down more than 5%. Meanwhile, the bonds are priced differently and the risk country registers a small decline while the market continues to observe the external markets after a reported Israeli attack on Iran that triggered a wave of safe haven buying in gold and bonds.
He S&P Merval index upload a 1%, to 1,185,295.50 units, after finishing balanced on Thursday and is heading to close the week with a red of more than 5%. However, so far this year it has increased by 26%.
In the leading panel, the papers operate with a majority of increases, led by Cresud (+3.5%), BBVA (+3.3%), Silver Commercial (+3.2%) and Central Port (+2.8%) while the only one that fell is Aluar (-1%) and Telecom (-0.1%). “Investors look favorably on Merval, which continues to have a bullish bottom due to the improvement in the economy (domestic),” said one stock trader.
At the local level, attention remains focused on The next steps that the Government of the libertarian Javier Milei will take at a time when the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputois in Washington for the spring meetings of the IMF and World Bank.
Meanwhile, there is speculation that next week Congress will try a broad decree (DNU) that deregulates the economy, which was rejected by senators and must now be debated in the Chamber of Deputies.
ADRs
Argentine stocks listed on Wall Street They operate with a majority of increases, being BBVA (+2.8%) the one that advances the most, followed by Cresud (+2.6%) and IRSA (+2.6%). Meanwhile, the only ones that go down are Free market (+1.4%), Edenor (+0.9%) and Bioceres (+0.6%).
Bonds in dollars and pesos: how much does it operate at today, April 19
In it fixed income segment, currency titles hard they operate mixed. The main increases occur on the part of the Bonar 2035 (+1.7%) and the Global 2046 and 2035 (+1.4%). Meanwhile, those that drop the most are the Global 2029 (-2%) and the Bonar 2029 (-1.1%).
Thus, the risk country measured by the JPMorgan rises 0.2% to 1,244 basis points, after two days in a row of increases.
Source: Ambito
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