Inversiones
Corrupção mina investimento estrangeiro no Brasil
LarrainVial y BTG mantienen planes de arribar a Argentina
Uruguay: Entre enero y mayo aumentó 60% cantidad de proyectos de inversión promovida
Argentina receives Chinese locomotives for renovation of key cargo line
Las inversiones rusas en la economía de Brasil suman unos 1.500 millones de dólares
BHP Billiton invertirá USD 41 millones en sector minero ecuatoriano
Brazilian markets reflect investor resilience
China profundiza su apuesta por América Latina
Defining moment for investors looms as MSCI rules on China Index provider set to make call on including mainland A-shares in its EM benchmark
In other key decisions from MSCI next week, Argentina may move from being a big fish in the frontier index to a small sprat in the emerging market ocean. It has 14 stocks in MSCI’s FM100 index, more than any other country, and an index weight of 19.5 per cent, second only to Kuwait. Nine of those stocks would make it into the EM index, leaving Argentina with a weight of just 0.4 per cent.
That would come when there is a lot more money available for investing in Argentina. Analysts at Goldman Sachs wrote in a report this week that “the aggregate pocket of investors eligible to trade Argentine equities” could increase by about five times. All else being equal, they estimate that promotion to EM status would boost Argentine share prices by between 8 and 15 per cent.
