Financial day: Argentine stocks advanced up to 5% on Wall Street, but country risk rose again
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Argentine financial assets experienced a mixed trading session as local and international equities advanced while country risk indicators rose. The benchmark MSCI Merval index on the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange closed with a 1.31% increase, reaching 99,223.27 units, driven by leading firms such as Ternium, which saw gains of 6.9%.
Simultaneously, Argentine equities traded on Wall Street rose by up to 5%, supported by a positive session in New York stock exchanges led by a 1.1% increase in the Nasdaq technology index. Despite the upward trajectory in stock prices, the country risk metric experienced an increase, and initial gains for government bonds faded as the session progressed.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Bolsa)Focuses on domestic market performance and specific leading stock gains.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (Wall Street)Highlights international market drivers, Wall Street equity advances, and rising country risk.
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