The Risk Argentine Country Drops for the Second Day in a Row and Returns to the 500 Basis Points
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Argentine bonds earn 0.2% on average, while U.S. Treasury bonds also negotiate on the rise, with a relaxation of the rates. Wall Street indices negotiate mixed. The risk Argentine country tries to reverse the recent series of August raises and this Monday is ready to drill the floor of the 500 basis points after one week. At 11 hours, the risk Argentine country discounted seven units, in the 500 basics, after playing earlier the 499 integers, wi…
Sovereign bonds extend upwards and the JP Morgan economic indicator is again approaching a key level.
The S&P Merval advances 1.3% and the ADRs operate with most profits, while the country risk drops to 502 basis points. In parallel, the official dollar rises to $1,525 and the government prepares to tender debt for $16.6 billion. Read more
With a stable start in international stock exchanges, Argentine stocks and bonds show slight increases, after several rounds in negative. While the country risk is shown with a downward trend. The bonds listed on Wall Street, in dollars like the Bonares and Globals, start the first wheel of the week, with an average increase of 0.2% on the New York Stock Exchange. While the Argentine shares climb up to 2.9%. With the main rises in: Aluar (0.7%);…
JP Morgan’s indicator goes back 1.6% this Monday, driven by a new improvement in sovereign bonds. Argentina’s shares also operate mostly on the rise.
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