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Argentina export sector dynamics
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In late July 2026, 2026 Argentine officials highlighted plans to expand the peanut industry and projected a strong corn harvest for the 2026/27 season, pointing to a underscoring agriculture’s continued emphasis on agricultural commodities as major export drivers. importance. Within days, export data showed a rapid rise in crude oil shipments from the Vaca Muerta basin, propelling petroleum to become Argentina’s leading export category for the first half of 2026, surpassing overtaking corn and soy. The juxtaposition By the end of these snapshots illustrates a broader shift in Argentina’s July, crude oil exports had surged 47.7% year‑on‑year to about US$4.7 billion, representing roughly 9.5% of total export profile, with traditional farm products earnings. The United States, Chile, Thailand, Australia and Uruguay were the main buyers. While oil now tops the export list, the soybean complex still important while contributed around US$8.8 billion, and agricultural products remain a major share of trade. The evolving mix signals a pivot toward energy exports increasingly dominate the trade balance. while retaining a strong agricultural base.
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