71.   Argentine stocks and bonds have plunged and interest rates soared since last Thursday, when an attack by currency speculators on the Hong Kong dollar roiled financial markets worldwide.

72.   Argentine stocks are expected to be little change in low turnover as accusations of corruption within the government make investors wary of increasing their exposure.

73.   Argentine stocks are expected to be little changed today as activity by foreign investors declines because of the Thanksgiving Day holiday in the U.S.

74.   Argentine stocks are expected to rise for a third session, buoyed by demand from pension funds investing monthly contributions.

75.   Argentine stocks closed mixed after U.S. Federal reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan calmed concerns that the Fed could raise interest rates in order to rein in inflation.

76.   Argentine stocks closed mixed, surrendering early gains amid concerns that rising tension in the Mideast could revive inflation and send interest rates higher.

77.   Argentine stocks declined for the fourth time this week as investors who acquired stocks by exercising options that expired this week sold the shares to realize their gains.

78.   Argentine stocks fell after analysts cut their ratings on several leading stocks, prompting some investors to sell shares that have scored big gains over the past month.

79.   Argentine stocks fell as allegations of corruption within the government and a decline in the value of the Mexican peso rattled investors.

80.   ARGENTINE stocks fell as investors were reluctant to bid prices higher until they see more data on the performance of the economy.