A “dollarized” Argentina is doing well and a “pesofied” Argentina is struggling. Once the enthusiasm about inflation reduction subsides, Argentines will measure the Javier Milei administration depending on where in the social food chain they land. This will be measured by a simple variable: their standards of living vis-à-vis the past and their fellow countrymen. While it … Read more
The agricultural landscape of Argentina does not align with the narrative of an ascending economic power. While grain exports are essential for generating foreign currency for the economy, the fundamental operations within the agricultural ecosystem — especially those related to input, technology, and services — are facing a significant structural crisis. This crisis is characterized … Read more
President Javier Milei has declared a reduction in agricultural export duties for the majority of products, a move that comes less than a month after his administration raised these duties. Milei announced his plans during a speech on Saturday at the Rural Expo, an annual event showcasing Argentina’s farming sector. “This seeks to boost farming, … Read more
Argentina’s agroindustrial sector anticipates a significant decline in dollar inflows in the near term, subsequent to the conclusion of a temporary decrease in export duties. Exporters caution that the settlements of proceeds may decline by over fifty percent. Foreign currency supply from the agricultural sector may experience a shortage until November. The government is meticulously … Read more
The ongoing trade conflict presents significant advantages for Brazil and Argentina, particularly in the sectors of meat and grains. Brazil and Argentina are positioning themselves as early beneficiaries in the global trade conflict that is disrupting agricultural markets. The intensifying friction between the United States and China, the foremost supplier and consumer of agricultural goods, has presented … Read more