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guillermo escribió:vamos Argentina todavia, ro 15 $509-, dos muertos o mas por inseguridad todos los dias, Cristina lo hizo, mientras tanto siga la fiesta aca que nada pasa mientras no toquen el bolsillo.

http://www.mexicomaxico.org/Voto/HomicidiosMundo.htm

Roque Feler escribió:Porque yo soy irresistible para los gays y no me insunuó nada.

Guarda con el RUSO entonces....

1% DOW & SP...

Roque Feler escribió: Porque yo soy irresistible para los gays y Ale no me insunuó nada.

Roque Feler escribió:
A pesar que Alejajacta hace mucho que no postea, lo conocí en un almuerzo cuponero y puedo asegurar que en bien machito.

Ahora por Martín no puedo poner las manos en el fuego, por algo no va a las reuniones....

MACD escribió: y como sabes ???? ....

Porque yo soy irresistible para los gays y Ale no me insunuó nada.

acabo de comprar dolares por el santander por HB sin drama.. compre un puchito nomas.. nada del otro mundo.

Slds.

Cortersía Osvaldo.

Secret Bonds Seen Purchased by Pension Agency: Argentina Credit

By Camila Russo
March 26 (Bloomberg) -- The likely buyer of $2.3 billion of
Argentine dollar bonds in a little publicized local transaction
in November was the country’s public pension system, according
to Nomura Securities International and Credit Suisse Group AG.
Argentina sold the 9 percent bonds due in 2018 in November
without announcing the placement through any of its normal
channels, Bloomberg News reported last week. The securities
aren’t listed on the Economy Ministry’s website and weren’t
published in the federal official gazette with other debt
placements. Some details of the bonds are available at the stock
exchange’s website.
The hidden sale, the biggest local bond since 2005, is
raising concern that Argentina has adopted a strategy to not
alert investors about the pace of debt sales to prevent a sell-
off of its dollar bonds, said Boris Segura, a strategist at
Nomura. Argentina, blocked from international credit markets
since defaulting on $95 billion of debt in 2001, has been
relying on central bank reserves and the local pension agency,
called Anses, to pay debt and finance spending increases.
Not announcing the sale is a “strategy so the market isn’t
alerted about the latent supply risk or the extra debt they’re
taking,” Segura said in a telephone interview from New York.
Officials at pension fund agency Anses and the Economy
Ministry didn’t respond to messages seeking comment on the bond
sale by Bloomberg News.
Argentina has the highest borrowing costs among major
emerging markets after Venezuela, partly due to its inability to
sell bonds overseas. Argentina’s dollar bonds yield an average
of 10.70 percent, compared with yields of 11.26 percent for
Venezuela and 4.24 percent for Brazil, according to JPMorgan
Chase & Co.’s EMBI Global indexes.

State Borrowing

President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner nationalized the
country’s $24 billion private pension industry in 2008 to fuel
government spending amid a global slowdown, handing oversight of
the new funds to Anses.
Argentina borrowed 37.6 billion pesos ($8.6 billion) from
state agencies and the central bank last year, close to the
record 37.7 billion pesos it drew in 2009, Economy Ministry data
show. The government also plans to use $5.7 billion of central
bank reserves this year to pay debt.
The new Argentine bonds haven’t appeared on the secondary
market yet, Segura said.
Argentina’s Bonar X 7 percent dollar bond due in 2017, the
closest maturity to the $2.3 billion securities sold in November
under local legislation, yield 10.14 percent.
The extra yield investors demand to hold Argentine
government dollar bonds instead of U.S. Treasuries rose 8 basis
points to 822 basis points yesterday, according to JPMorgan
Chase & Co.’s EMBI Global index.
The peso fell 0.2 percent last week to 4.3669 per U.S.
dollar. In the same period, warrants tied to economic growth
fell 0.41 cent to 13.30 cents.

Anses Portfolio

The cost of protecting Argentine debt against non-payment
for five years with credit-default swaps rose 22 basis points to
771 on, March 23 according to CMA, which is owned by CME Group
Inc. and compiles prices quoted by dealers in the privately
negotiated market. The swaps pay the buyer face value in
exchange for the underlying securities or the cash equivalent
should a borrower fail to adhere to its debt agreements.
Anses, the pension agency, held 116 billion pesos of public
debt as of October, making up 58 percent of its portfolio, the
agency’s latest data show. Peso bonds due in 2045 account for 35
percent of its government bond holdings, while dollar bonds due
in 2033 make up 21 percent, according to the data, which was
last updated in November.

Higher Spending

Argentina has to pay Anses about $6 billion this year for
interest on existing debt, according to estimates by Carola
Sandy, an economist at Credit Suisse in New York. The new bond
will probably be used to service this debt, she said.
Fernandez increased spending 34 percent last month from a
year earlier while revenue increased 30 percent. South America’s
second-biggest economy posted a 2.7 billion-peso deficit in
January and February, a record in data going back to 2000.
Anses probably won’t have trouble selling the new dollar
bonds on the secondary market as there is appetite among
investors for higher-yielding notes, Segura at Nomura said. The
issue may be the price.
“It would have to come in cheap,” Segura said. “At this
duration and with yields probably close to 11 percent, there
must be demand for this bond.”

MACD escribió: no me contestaste lo que te pregunté ayer.....

a) Martin durante todos esos meses que hace con la tarasca ?
b) Alejandro nunca pensó que podría comprar más abajo ?
c) Alejandro es gay ???

A pesar que Alejajacta hace mucho que no postea, lo conocí en un almuerzo cuponero y puedo asegurar que en bien machito.

Ahora por Martín no puedo poner las manos en el fuego, por algo no va a las reuniones....

Roque Feler escribió:Habrá que ver que pasa con las tiras de compra y venta a partir de las 15.55 horas. Por si hay algunos que reciben información anticipada desde el más allá.

Sale antes en Reuters que en el INDEC...., en USA los datos clave son antes de la apertura de los mercados...., podría hacerse igual, no? O al cierre...

Roque Feler escribió:¡Salú a la barra cuponera!
¡Hoy no salgo a vender sahumerios! ¡Hoy me quedo frente a la compu!

¡Querida...servime otro te de tilo! Jujujuju ¡Que julepe!

...somos legión... ..

¡Abrazo Roque!

Roque Feler escribió:Habrá que ver que pasa con las tiras de compra y venta a partir de las 15.55 horas. Por si hay algunos que reciben información anticipada desde el más allá.

M Y C tirale una cometa .