Argentine Bonds Bounce up to 0.6%, but Country Risk Remains Above 750 Points
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On a day of greater financial calm, after the cymbronazo in the Stock Exchange of São Paulo, as a result of Lula da Silva’s triumph as president of Brazil, the Argentine shares and bonds listed on Wall Street are recovered. National assets total up to 3.6%, headed by Irsa. While the Gobales bonds ... Read more
The country risk recedes only 6 points.
The sovereign titles in dollars rehearse a recovery after the sharp falls of the previous day, amid the regional financial volatility caused by the reaction of the Brazilian markets to Lula da Silva's triumph.
After the collapse of the regional stock exchanges due to Lula da Silva’s reelection, investors are looking for signs of stabilization. The Brazilian real is around 5.43 per dollar, while Argentina’s debt is still under pressure. Read more
After the collapse as an effect of the electoral outcome in Brazil, the real and the actions of the São Paulo Stock Exchange are also recovered
After Lula da Silva's victory in Brazil, Argentine bonds fell and JP Morgan's indicator advanced by 6.79%. Analysts warn that the increase in financing hinders the projected debt emissions in 2026 and 2027.
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