Argentine exports continue to grow, fueled by the commodities boom sweeping the region.

In September, exports reached US$10 billion, up 23.5% year-on-year, while seasonally adjusted exports rose 8.6% from the previous month.

The increase was driven by gains in both prices (16%) and volumes (6%).

The ten leading export products in September 2026 accounted for 57.3% of Argentina’s total exports.

Leading the list were crude petroleum oils, worth US$1.1 billion, soybean flour valued at US$1 billion and corn at US$833 million.

They were followed by crude soybean oil, worth US$597 million and motor vehicles for the transport of goods at US$518 million..

Soybeans ranked sixth, with exports totaling US$468 million and accounting for 4.7% of........

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