Argentine Stocks Finish Year Down Dearly 50 percent
One Missed Call movie Argentine stocks closed with light gains on Tuesday, but ended the year down almost 50 percent- the viggest annual loss since 1992. Due the finnancial crisis of last year not only the US companies are having big loses. As you maye continue reading Argentinas companies had a hard time too. The MerVal index ended 0.3 percent higher at 1,079.66 points, trimming its loss since January to 49.82 percent. In May, it reached a record 2,239.38 points.
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The stock market will remain closed on Wednesday and Thursday for the New Year holiday.
“What 2008 showed is that emerging markets weren’t shielded from the U.S. mortgage crisis. This problem hit commodities and as a result of that, it hit the region’s markets,” said Marcelo Trovato, an analyst at the Caja Social de Inversiones brokerage in Buenos Aires.
How are mayor stocks doing?
In Tuesday’s session, energy-related stocks led the gainers. Brazil’s state energy company Petrobras (APBR.BA: Quote, Profile, Research) (PETR4.SA: Quote, Profile, Research) rose 2.76 percent to 41 pesos per share.Trade volume remained scant at $5.8 million.
On the Local Market
On the local debt market, sovereign bond prices gained 1.3 percent on average in over-the-counter trade, with the dollar-denominated Par 2038 <ARPARD=RASL> climbing 3.39 percent to an ask price of 19.80.
The bond market has got a lift in recent sessions due to end-of-year bargain-hunting, traders say.
On the foreign exchange market, the peso fell 0.56 percent to close at 3.535/3.54 per dollar <ARSB=> in informal trade between foreign exchange houses as measured by Reuters due to demand for dollars to meet end-of-year commitments.
Source: Reuters
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