Agro-industry contributed 92 per cent of the net foreign exchange inflows to the country over the past five years

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Although agricultural competitiveness, in the long term, is more linked to structural issues, in the short term the exchange rate factor is relevant. For that reason, it is useful to keep track of the Real Multilateral Exchange Rate Index (ITCRM), which seeks to measure how competitive the exchange rate is in Argentina [...] The Foreign Exchange Delay: Argentine soybean would no longer be competitive, even without retentions was first published …

A recent report by the Bolsa de Comercio de Rosario (BCR) revealed that the agro-industrial sector was the main driver of net foreign exchange generation in Argentina between 2020 and 2024, contributing 92% of the total income in that period. The data highlights the crucial role of agriculture in exchange stability, despite facing negative state assistance that limits its growth potential. Of the more than $177 billion in net foreign exchange in…

The agro-industry contributed 92% of the net currencies that entered the country in the last five years, according to a report prepared by the Rosario Stock Exchange (BCR). The report pointed out that agro-industry, together with the mining sector, has a prominent role as a net exporter in the foreign exchange market, which is reflected in the fact that of the net foreign exchange settlements of more than US$177 billion totaled between 2020 and …