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The article presents a balanced perspective on Milei's speech, mentioning both the negative outcomes in financial markets and the president's attempts to defend his economic approach. The choice of words is neutral, without a clear bias towards the left or right.
AI summary
Argentina's country risk has risen to 640 basis points following President Javier Milei's speech at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, where he predicted his re-election in 2027.
In this context, Argentine assets have performed poorly, with declines in bonds and stocks. Milei defended his government's economic policies, claiming they are managing to control inflation and ensure debt payments.
The performance of international markets, particularly in Asia and Wall Street, was mixed, with significant drops noted.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Tras el discurso del presidente Javier Milei en la Cámara de Comercio de los Estados Unidos, en el marco de su viaje a Washington, donde entre otras cuestiones vaticinó que será reelegido en las elecciones presidenciales de 2027, el riesgo país vuelve a trepar con fuerza y se ubica en 640 puntos básicos. La suba del indicador se da en una jornada negativa para los activos argentinos, con los bonos en dólares cayendo hasta 0,79%, el S&P Merval retrocediendo 1% en pesos y 1,4% en dólares, y los ADRs que cotizan en Wall Street operando con mayoría de bajas.
Kristalina Georgieva confía en que la Argentina pagará anticipadamente su deuda con el Fondo Monetario Internacional
En paralelo, los mercados internacionales muestran desempeños dispares, con fuertes caídas en las principales bolsas asiáticas y bajas en los principales índices de Wall Street.
Ante esto, los títulos en moneda dura ceden hasta 0,79% encabezados por el Global 2041, GD46 (-0,71%), Global 2035 (-0,62%) y el GD38 (-0,6%).
En tanto, el merval en pesos opera con una caída del 1% a 2.807.066 puntos y medido en dólares, cede 1,4% a 1.733 puntos. Las acciones con mayores bajas son YPF (-2,1%), Banco Macro (-1%), Transportadora Gas del Sur (-0,9%) y Transener (-0,8%).
Por otro lado, los ADRs operan con mayoría de descensos encabezados por YPF (2,1%), Pampa Energía (-0,51%), Banco Macro (-1,61%) y Transportadora Gas del Sur (-1,19%). A contramano, suben Bioceres (4%), IRSA (1,15%), Mercado Libre (0,27%) y Loma Negra (0,28%).
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