Banco Macro/$BMA

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About Banco Macro

Banco Macro SA is a financial institution and it provides standard banking products and services designed to suit individual needs. It has two categories of customers, retail customers, which include individuals and entrepreneurs, and corporate customers, which include small, medium, and large companies and corporations. In addition, it provides services to four provincial governments. It generates the majority of its revenue from Argentina.

Ticker

$BMA
Sector
Finance

Primary listing

NYSE

Employees

8,882

Headquarters

Buenos Aires, Argentina
Website
www.macro.com.ar

Banco Macro Metrics

BasicAdvanced
$3.1B
140.91
$0.34
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$0.74
9.26%

Bulls say / Bears say

The IMF reached a staff-level agreement in July 2025 to unlock a $2 billion disbursement under Argentina’s $20 billion Extended Fund Facility, boosting the central bank’s reserves and providing stability for domestic banks like Banco Macro (Reuters)
Argentina’s $20 billion, 48-month IMF program secured in April 2025 included an immediate $12 billion cash injection and aims to rebuild net reserves by $4 billion by year-end, paving the way back to international capital markets by early 2026 and supporting lending growth at Banco Macro (Reuters)
Ahead of the IMF deal, Argentina made a major policy shift in April 2025 by removing key currency controls and adopting a flexible peso band between 1,000–1,400 per dollar, a move expected to attract foreign investment and lower FX costs for banks like Banco Macro (Reuters)
Political uncertainty ahead of the Buenos Aires Province midterm election has pushed the peso down 6% and driven government bond yields close to 13%, hurting investor confidence and adding volatility to Banco Macro’s stock value (Reuters)
Argentina’s interbank rate has spiked to 50% while term deposit rates are now over 60%, significantly increasing Banco Macro’s funding costs and squeezing net interest margins in an inflationary environment where inflation is expected at 28.2% in 2025 (Reuters)
Analyst estimates put Argentina’s negative net foreign currency reserves between $4.5–7 billion, limiting banks’ capacity to meet dollar obligations and constraining lending, which poses liquidity risks for banks such as Banco Macro (Reuters)
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