(Reuters) - BUENOS AIRES, July 26 - Argentine stocks took
their steepest one-day fall in percentage terms since February
on Thursday and bonds also sank, pressured by widespread
concerns about the U.S. economy and credit market troubles.
But the peso rebounded after four sessions of steep losses,
with the help of dollar selling by state-run banks.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
their steepest one-day fall in percentage terms since February
on Thursday and bonds also sank, pressured by widespread
concerns about the U.S. economy and credit market troubles.
But the peso rebounded after four sessions of steep losses,
with the help of dollar selling by state-run banks.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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