Key Facts
Argentina’s S&P Merval fell 0.45% to 3,086,784.5 points, a sixth consecutive decline that takes the index back to where it traded on 5 June
Country risk closed at 451 points, a rise of 3% in twenty-four hours and the highest reading since June
Argentine shares in New York fell by as much as 5.6%, led by Bioceres, Corporación América and Loma Negra
The market decoupled from a strong global session, with Wall Street near record levels after a weak United States jobs report that Argentina did not share in
