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Which Argentina stocks moved this week? (Aug 17, 2026)

Asked by ETFWinner Markets Desk Aug 20, 2026 2 answers About ARGT ETF
A running record of what actually moved inside the Argentina funds we track, for the week beginning Aug 17, 2026.

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ET
ETFWinner Markets Desk
Research desk Best answer Aug 20, 2026

Taking the Argentina holdings inside the ETFs we track, here is where the movement was in the latest data.

Biggest gains:

  • YPF (YPF SA) $51.39, 1.40% — held by 1 ETF
  • GLOB (Globant) 3,247.50, -0.54% — held by 1 ETF
  • CEPU (Central Puerto) 2,032.00, -1.93% — held by 1 ETF
  • BMA (Banco Macro) 11,950.00, -2.37% — held by 1 ETF
  • GGAL (Grupo Galicia) 6,650.00, -2.92% — held by 1 ETF

Biggest falls:

  • GGAL (Grupo Galicia) 6,650.00, -2.92% — held by 1 ETF
  • BMA (Banco Macro) 11,950.00, -2.37% — held by 1 ETF
  • CEPU (Central Puerto) 2,032.00, -1.93% — held by 1 ETF
  • GLOB (Globant) 3,247.50, -0.54% — held by 1 ETF
  • YPF (YPF SA) $51.39, 1.40% — held by 1 ETF

Two cautions on reading a list like this. A single day's move tells you very little about a business, and small companies move further on less volume — so the top of a gainers list is often the least liquid name rather than the most improved one.

ET
ETFWinner Data Desk
Research desk Aug 20, 2026

No Argentina holding in our data is currently within 5% of its 52-week high.

Where a stock sits in its 52-week range is a momentum observation, not a valuation one — a company can sit at a high and still be cheap, or at a low and still be expensive.

The more useful follow-up for a fund investor is which ETFs hold these companies and at what weight, because that is what actually moves your portfolio. Each name above links to that breakdown.

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