With eyes put in Congress and IMF, Argentine actions and bonds bounce in a key wheel

The Buenos Aires bag rises 2% If it is measured in dollars in cash, while the Bonds in dollars They erase their falls from the previous and advance up to 1.4%. The country riskthat had been on the edge of the 800 points, It goes back to 766 units.

Las Argentine actions on Wall Street, that more than 8% had fallen on Tuesday, they also recover and begin to operate with almost 4% riseslike the one that presents the role of BBVA. However, most companies that quote in New York accumulate red so far this month.

“The commercial war had aroused fears of a recession in the United States, which largely explained the volatility in the markets during the last month. However, the strength of the 5.8%, which led the index to US $ 1,762, was driven by idiosyncratic factors. The market reacted to uncertainty for changes in exchange rate that could arise following the new agreement with the IMF. The DNU had an opinion in the bicameral commission, while this Wednesday it is in the lower house, “they explained in PPI.

“While the leading panel of the Merval of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange was dyed red (on Tuesday), the casualties were explained in a greater proportion due to the dollar rise,” they added. Now, investors recalculate, attentive to what happens in the exchange front, in Congress and to the rhythm that marks wall street to global markets.

Wall Street opened on Wednesday in green and one of its main indexes, the Nasdaq technological interest rates After the two -day meeting of the Federal reserve (Fed).

The market discounts that the agency keeps them stable. In addition, they will listen to the president of the FED, Jerome Powell, to obtain More clues about the state of the US economy In a context of growing tensions with its main commercial partners, due to the tariff measures of the president, Donald Trump. Together with its decision on monetary policy, the North American Central Bank will reveal its quarterly projections on GDP, unemployment and inflation.