Shares of Credit Suisse lose 20%, the price of oil falls below US$70 a barrel, the European stock markets fall as much as 3% and the Dow Jones opens with a fall of 1.5% in the United States.
The financial turmoil, which began last week with the fall of Silicon Valley Bank, is also dragging down Argentine assets.
Dollar bonds fall up to 3.5%
(GD29) on Wall Street and Argentine shares listed in the United States collapse up to 10%, such as YPF, impacted by the fall in oil.
In addition to the oil company, Argentine banks also fall: the Macro loses 7.5%;
Galicia, 6.2%;
the Supervielle, 5.4%;
and BBVA, 5.1%.
The shares of Tenaris also fell sharply (7.3%).
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