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Merval Gains 3.7% as Risk Falls to 599 | Argentina Market Report, Oct 5

Summary by The Rio Times
Argentina’s Merval rose 3.7% to 2,869,488 and country risk fell to 599 as Brazil’s election lifted stocks and bonds. See ADRs and what is next.

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Morgan Stanley raised the recommendation of the Brazilian shares to "overweight" (equivalent to the purchase) after the result of the first round. The bank's strategy team began to project an additional valuation of 15% to 20% by the end of the year and sees room for new heights in 2027, if there is a change in fiscal policy. In this scenario, the bank estimates that Ibovespa could reach 250,000 points in its optimistic scenario for mid-2027. Ex…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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After the significant fall in Brazil’s election results yesterday, the indicator developed by JP Morgan today recedes more than 20 units

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The S&P Merval rose 3.7%, behind the 8.9% increase in the São Paulo Stock Exchange. Dollar bonds recovered more than 2% on average and the JP Morgan index yielded 599 units. The dollar followed $1,540 in the Banco Nación and the BCRA bought USD 14 million in the market.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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In the midst of the ultra-conservative wave in America, the first round of elections places the son of the former president imprisoned as a favorite before Lula

·Madrid, Spain
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The effect produced by the victory of Flávio Bolsonaro in the first round of the presidential elections in Brazil manifests itself in an upward trend of the Argentine market. The country’s risk reaps its second day down for Argentina while the shares of the Argentine companies operating on Wall Street are profiled as a ... Read more

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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