31.   Argentine stocks fell on concerns the U.S. Federal Reserve might raise interest rates in coming months, causing investors to move money out of emerging equity markets.

32.   Argentine stocks fell on concerns the U.S. Federal Reserve might raise interest rates next week, causing investors to move money out of emerging equity markets.

33.   Argentine stocks fell this week as labor unions protested tax measures and amid concern that government efforts to cut the budget would falter.

34.   Argentine stocks fell to a five-day low after Salomon Brothers advised investors to reduce the proportion of Argentine shares in their Latin America portfolios.

35.   Argentine stocks fell to a five-day low after Salomon Brothers advised investors to reduce the proportion of Argentine shares in their portfolios.

36.   Argentine stocks fell to a seven-day low amid investor concern the government will delay the reform of archaic labor laws until after congressional elections in October.

37.   Argentine stocks fell, led by telephone issues, as rising U.S. bond yields drew investors away from emerging market equities.

38.   Argentine stocks followed U.S. shares higher after investors saw two U.S. labor reports as supporting the case against a second interest rate rise.

39.   Argentine stocks may also benefit as declining U.S. bond yields push investors to emerging markets in search of higher returns.

40.   Argentine stocks next week are expected to reach new three-year highs on optimism that increased economic activity will boost company earnings.