Argentina's Merval rose 1.86% to 3,106,216 on September 2 as the Milei reform trade lifted banks and energy. The peso eased slightly to 1,511 per dollar.
Key Facts
Merval closes at 3,106,216 points, up 1.86% on the session as investors kept buying assets tied to deregulation and fiscal discipline.
The peso eased 0.13% to 1,511 per dollar, a whisker from the 52-week high of 1,514 and near the upper end of its recent range.
YPF led the market’s most-traded names, gaining 2.8% on $10 million of turnover as energy continued to attract flows.
Grupo Galicia added 1.6%, extending the strength in banks that remains the heart of the reform trade.
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