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Narratives
- Government
- 55%
- Left / opposition
- 25%
- The street
- 20%
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El Cronista9 min read
AI estimate · 75% confidence
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Left 50%
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The article presents opinions from analysts of different perspectives, suggesting a mixed approach. Both the advantages of peso bonds and dollar bonds are mentioned, reflecting a diversity of opinions in the analysis.
AI summary
CER and dollar bonds are showing similar yields, prompting analysts to assess their advantages in the context of electoral uncertainty in Argentina. While the rates of both instruments are comparable, the market is factoring in political risks that could impact their performance post-election.
Although yields on peso bonds are becoming competitive, some experts still prefer dollar-denominated debt as a safer option amid volatility.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Las tasas de la deuda que ajusta por CER y en dólares son similares y el mercado incorpora prácticamente los mismos riesgos: el electoral.
Ante el inicio del trade electoral y dados los retornos similares, los analistas evalúan la conveniencia de posicionarse en deuda en pesos ajustable por inflación o en dólares: cuales son los que prefieren los especialistas.
El mercado de bonos en pesos y de bonos en dólares a 2028 muestran tasas de interés similares, lo cual resulta una novedad, al menos en el corto plazo.
La curva de bonos CER y duales operan en el rango de 9% a 9,5%, mientras que el Bonar en dólares rinde en torno al 10%.
Es decir, mientras la curva CER opera con tasas de 9% a 9,5% mas inflación, el Bonar rinde cerca del 10% en moneda dura, haciendo que las curvas muestren retornos muy similares.
Esto implica que el mercado esta incorporando los mismos riesgos para los plazos post electorales y los cuales las amenazas están mayormente relacionadas con el factor electoral.
Original excerpt in Spanish. The content belongs to El Cronista.