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Argentina Bonds, Stocks Slump On Lower Risk Appetite
Wall Street Journal
September 07, 2010

By Shane Romig

Argentine bonds and stocks took a hit Tuesday as bad news out of Europe rattled investors' nerves and spurred a flight from riskier assets.
Emerging market debt came under selling pressure after a bigger-than-expected drop in German manufacturing orders during July and a Wall Street Journal analysis showed Europe's recent stress tests understated some lenders' holdings of potentially risky government debt.

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