The Argentine stock market rises this Tuesday after having recorded repeated profit-taking after a recent all-time high in pesos thanks to favorable macroeconomic indicators domestic.
The index leader S&P Merval porteño loses climbs 2.38% to 1,409,679.99 unitsafter falling 7.95% in the previous five rounds and reaching the intraday record of 1,505,718.34 points a week ago.
The government of libertarian president Javier Milei has just dragged a first quarter of the year with twin surpluses, fiscally and commercially, which has benefited the market with a share of optimism in order to combat rampant annual inflation.
The Actions they climb up to 7% on the day, led by Sociedad Comercial del Plata, BBVA (+5.10%) and Supervielle (3.88%). The only paper on the leading panel that is trading in red is the Stock Market (-1.58%).
Argentine shares on Wall Street
The shares Argentine shares listed on Wall Street They rose during the day up to 3.14%, led by BBVA, Supervielle (+2.93%) and IRSA (+2.62%). Only Bioceres (-2.83%) and Loma Negra (-0.35%) are down.
Bonds and country risk
The sovereign bonds in dollars They are trading with a bullish majority on the day, led by Global 2029 (+2.4%), Global 2038 (+0.5%) and AL30 (+0.3%). Meanwhile, the Global 2041 and the AL35 fell 2.1% (-0.1%). The country risk falls 24 points (-1.92%) to 1,224 units.
Source: Ambito
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