Since the onset of the commodities boom in the early 2000s, Argentina has become increasingly dependent on soybean exports as a vital source of U.S. dollars — a currency that has experienced exceptionally high demand within the country’s economy for several decades. Consequently, successive administrations have implemented a diverse array of strategies aimed at incentivising … Read more
Argentina’s mining exports reached a record level in the initial four months of 2026, propelled by increasing demand for lithium, gold, and silver from the United States, China, and Switzerland. The figures were disclosed by the Mining Secretariat in its monthly report on the sector, subsequently shared by Economy Minister Luis Caputo on Friday and … Read more
According to the latest report from the INDEC national statistics bureau, Argentina’s trade with China recorded the highest negative balance in the first half of the year: US$5.227 billion. The Asian giant continues to be Argentina’s second largest trading partner; however, the disparity between exports and imports is significant. Exports constitute 22.5 percent of total … Read more
The United States ranks as Brazil’s second-largest trading partner, following China. While the two nations engage in direct competition in certain markets such as corn and cotton, Brazil, recognized as an agricultural powerhouse, also cultivates tropical goods like coffee that are not viable for production in the continental United States. Brazil has been increasing its … 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
