1.   Argentine shares fell for a fourth day as international investors, concerned the U.S. Federal Reserve may increase interest rates this week, sold Latin American equities.

2.   Argentine shares fell for a second day, led by banks, as investors sold off financial shares to free up funds for two bank share sales.

3.   Argentine shares fell for a third day on concern about upcoming congressional elections.

4.   Argentine shares fell in thin trading as foreign and domestic investors stayed out of the market on concern over rising U.S. interest rates.

5.   Argentine shares gained as a late rally by steelmakers Siderca SA and Acindar Industria Argentina de Aceros SA offset wariness for the financial stability of Southeast Asia and Brazil.

6.   Argentine shares plunged as South Korean economic woes and the collapse of a Japanese brokerage eroded investor confidence, especially in emerging markets.

7.   Argentine shares rose after a four-day slide as signs of slowing in the U.S. economy quelled concern that U.S. interest rates would head higher.

8.   Argentine shares rose after a two-day slide, led by steel companies, amid expectations that car production and construction will continue to boom.

9.   Argentine shares rose to a five-year high as a spate of planned public works projects drew investors to construction companies, steel producers and cement makers.

10.   Argentine shares rose to their highest in five years.