Four Argentine companies in New York buck the trend with growth beyond 4.1%

The S&P Merval index fell 0.30% today, contrary to the rebound shown by the main reference indices such as Wall Street, in a day in which the shares of Argentine companies listed in New York marked losses of up to 4.1% .

In the Buenos Aires square, the falls of the shares that make up the leading panel were led by Central Puerto (-3.53%); Edenor (-3.52%); BYMA (-3.46%); BBVA Argentina (-2.12%); and Transportadora de Gas del Sur (-2.10%).

Meanwhile, the papers that closed with positive numbers were Aluar (4.69%); Ternium (3.83%); Transportadora de Gas del Norte (1.96%); Silver Commercial Society (1.79%); and Cresud (0.91%)

On Wall Street, the shares of Argentine companies ended the session with the majority of results in the red, including Edenor (-4.1%); Central Port (-3.8%); BBVA Argentina (-3.3%); Macro Bank (-2%); and Corporación América (-1.8%).

With positive numbers they closed Despegar (5.5%); Cresud (2%); Banco Supervielle (1.9%); YPF (0.9%); and Tenaris (0.9%).

In the fixed-income segment, dollar bonds ended with falls of 30 cents on average, while CER-adjusted securities in pesos traded with increases of 0.3% in the short tranche and 0.6% in the long term. long stretch of the curve.

Within this framework, country risk remained unchanged at 2,383 basis points.

In the foreign exchange market, the official dollar closed today with an average price of $211.85, with a rise of $1.32 cents compared to Friday.

Regarding the foreign exchange market, the so-called “blue” or informal dollar was traded with an increase of three pesos, at $386 per unit.

Meanwhile, in the stock segment, the dollar cash with settlement (CCL) marked a decrease of 0.5%, to $ 401.36; while the MEP fell 0.3%, to $387.63.

In the wholesale market, the US currency ended with an increase of $1.18 cents compared to the previous close, at an average of $204.53.

Thus, the dollar with the 30% surcharge -contemplated in the PAS tax-, marked an average of $275.40 per unit, and with the 35% advance on account of the Income Tax on the purchase of foreign currency, to $349. .55.

Meanwhile, the dollar destined for tourism abroad -and which has a 45% tax rate- stood at $370.74, while for purchases over 300 dollars -and which has an additional tax of 25%-, located at $423.70.