Los bonos y adrs argentinos cierran a la baja en wall street

Los activos argentinos operaron bajo presión este viernes 15 de mayo, con el riesgo país subiendo 2,5% hasta 538 puntos básicos. El S&P Merval cayó 1,4% en pesos y los ADRs cerraron mayormente en rojo.

Los bonos soberanos argentinos en Wall Street descendieron hasta 1,6%, liderados por el GD46D. El riesgo país, medido por J.P. Morgan, alcanzó los 538 puntos básicos tras abrir en 525 y tocar un máximo intradiario de 540.

El S&P Merval retrocedió 2,1% en dólares y se ubicó en torno a las 1.816 unidades, su nivel más bajo en dos meses. Entre las acciones locales, Transportadora de Gas del Norte cayó 5% y Edenor perdió 4,3%.

Los ADRs mostraron resultados mixtos. Grupo Supervielle bajó 4,4%, Telecom Argentina 3,9% y Edenor 3,8%, mientras que Globant avanzó 14,2%. Milo Farro, de Rava Bursátil, señaló que los balances bancarios mostraron una leve recuperación de rentabilidad.

YPF presentó un proyecto RIGI por 25.000 millones de dólares para el desarrollo integrado de áreas en Vaca Muerta. La iniciativa busca generar exportaciones anuales de 6.000 millones de dólares para 2032 y crear 6.000 empleos directos.

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