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NYSE:GGAL 10 October 2025 - 7 March 2026

Bolsa de Comercio de Buenos Aires Last Week: Merval Rebounds, but Oil Shock and Inflation Loom

Bolsa de Comercio de Buenos Aires Last Week: Merval Rebounds, but Oil Shock and Inflation Loom

The S&P Merval index in Buenos Aires rose 2.15% Friday to 2,626,114.83 but ended the week down 0.6%. Sovereign dollar bonds dropped 0.9% and risk premiums widened to 575 basis points. Traders await February inflation data due March 12, with estimates raised to 2.7% monthly. Oil-linked stocks like YPF outperformed as global oil surged and regional energy shares drew selective support.
7 March 2026
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Grupo Galicia Stock Skyrockets as Milei’s Victory Fuels Argentina’s Bank Rally – What’s Next for GGAL?

Grupo Galicia Stock Skyrockets as Milei’s Victory Fuels Argentina’s Bank Rally – What’s Next for GGAL?

Grupo Financiero Galicia’s U.S.-listed shares surged up to 40% after President Javier Milei’s party won Argentina’s midterm elections on Oct. 26. The stock traded near $35.8 in New York, rebounding from late-September lows of $26. U.S. support, including a $20 billion currency swap, fueled additional rallies. Despite gains, GGAL remains down about 30–40% from January levels.
27 October 2025
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Trump’s $20B Argentina Lifeline Shocks Markets – Will It Save Milei?

Trump’s $20B Argentina Lifeline Shocks Markets – Will It Save Milei?

The Trump Treasury announced a $20 billion support package for Argentina on Oct. 9, including a currency swap and peso purchases, to stabilize its currency. Argentine bonds and stocks surged, with the Merval index up over 5% and the peso rebounding 0.8%. The move drew criticism in Washington, where lawmakers introduced a bill to block US funds for foreign rescues. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the plan advances US interests and will not lose money.
10 October 2025
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  • S&P 500 Shows Hidden Bear Market With 42% of Stocks Down 20% or More
    March 20, 2026, 8:44 AM EDT. A Morgan Stanley analysis reveals 42% of S&P 500 stocks, over 200 companies, are in a bear market-defined as a 20% or more drop from their 52-week highs-despite the index itself being down only 4%. The software sector leads losses with 97% of stocks down at least 20%, followed by automobiles at 75% and media & entertainment at 63%. Conversely, energy and utilities show resilience. The S&P 500 recently broke below its crucial 200-day moving average (DMA) after a 214-day stretch above it. Historical data since 2000 shows that such breaks often precede short-term market declines, with an average drop of 5.3% in the following month. Medium-term outlooks show mixed results, but caution is urged, especially amid adverse macro conditions.
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