Data Insights

Overall, Argentina's trade values in March 2026 showed a robust increase in exports, totaling 8.64B USD, up by 2.68B USD (44.96%) compared to the previous month. Imports also rose to 6.12B USD, increasing by 955.29M USD (18.49%). The total trade flow indicates a positive trend, with exports significantly outpacing imports, reflecting a strong export performance amidst challenging economic conditions.

In March 2026, Argentina's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. For imports, Brazil led with a trade value of 1.45B USD, increasing by 313.38M USD (27.66%). The United States followed with 518.57M USD, up by 114.74M USD (28.41%). Germany also saw a notable increase, reaching 270.83M USD, with a rise of 101.32M USD (59.77%). On the lower end, Thailand's imports dropped to 137.78M USD, down by 50.26M USD (-26.73%), while Belgium and Indonesia also faced declines of 26.62M USD (-56.14%) and 14.4M USD (-35.19%) respectively. For exports, the highest trade value was recorded with Confidential exports at 2.83B USD, increasing by 808.39M USD (40.01%). The United States and India followed with 506.8M USD (267.57M USD, 111.84%) and 527.9M USD (235.21M USD, 80.36%) respectively. Conversely, Greece saw a significant drop to 2.31M USD, down by 25.99M USD (-91.85%), with Bulgaria and the United Arab Emirates also experiencing declines of 17.48M USD (-19.05%) and 9.08M USD (-94.73%).

Year-on-year analysis for March 2026 revealed varied trends. In imports, Paraguay led with a trade value of 468.73M USD, up by 198.33M USD (73.34%). Confidential imports followed with 129.77M USD, increasing by 55.66M USD (75.10%). Japan also saw growth, reaching 137.87M USD, up by 32.43M USD (30.75%). On the downside, Brazil's imports totaled 1.45B USD, down by 119.96M USD (-7.69%), while China and India faced declines of 67.3M USD (-5.06%) and 54.51M USD (-37.78%) respectively. For exports, Confidential exports again topped the list at 2.83B USD, increasing by 367.6M USD (14.92%). China followed with 555.59M USD, up by 334.58M USD (151.38%). India also showed strong growth at 527.9M USD, increasing by 224.83M USD (74.18%). However, Chile's exports fell to 416.46M USD, down by 52.45M USD (-11.18%), with the United Kingdom and Peru also experiencing declines of 35.06M USD (-60.81%) and 28.57M USD (-19.38%) respectively.

Overall, Argentina's trade values show a mixed performance. Total imports reached 5.17B USD, with a slight increase of 117.59M USD (2.32%) month-on-month, but a significant decline of 690.03M USD (-11.77%) year-on-year. Exports totaled 8.8B USD, experiencing a sharp decrease of 2.43B USD (-21.63%) month-on-month and a decline of 368M USD (-4.01%) year-on-year. The trade balance indicates a challenging environment for Argentina's international commerce, particularly in light of the ongoing crisis in the wine industry and other sectors.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Paraguay saw the highest increase with a trade value of 409.33M USD, reflecting a significant rise of 348.04M USD (5.68%). Brazil followed with imports valued at 1.13B USD, increasing by 177.01M USD (18.52%). Thailand also showed a positive trend with imports of 188.03M USD, up by 34.73M USD (22.66%). On the downside, imports from China decreased significantly, totaling 1.27B USD, down by 164.46M USD (-11.46%). Germany's imports fell to 169.52M USD, a drop of 71.37M USD (-29.63%). The United States also saw a decline in imports, totaling 403.83M USD, down by 63.31M USD (-13.55%). For exports, Brazil led with 1.05B USD, increasing by 260.09M USD (32.95%). China followed with exports of 698.03M USD, up by 122.41M USD (21.27%). Unclassified exports also rose to 214.64M USD, an increase of 79.71M USD (59.08%). Conversely, exports to the Unknown category dropped significantly to 1.88B USD, down by 730.95M USD (-27.98%). The United States saw a decrease in exports to 621.85M USD, down by 595.45M USD (-48.92%). India also experienced a decline, with exports totaling 372.64M USD, down by 199.71M USD (-34.93%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Paraguay increased to 409.33M USD, up by 74.76M USD (22.34%). Unclassified imports also rose to 121.23M USD, an increase of 51.03M USD (72.69%). Mexico's imports reached 126.43M USD, up by 29.54M USD (30.48%). On the contrary, imports from Brazil fell to 1.13B USD, down by 261.22M USD (-18.74%). China also saw a decline in imports to 1.27B USD, down by 218.56M USD (-14.67%). The United States' imports decreased to 403.83M USD, down by 104.48M USD (-20.54%). For exports, China led with 698.03M USD, increasing by 247.92M USD (55.08%). The United States followed with exports of 621.85M USD, up by 177.56M USD (39.96%). Bulgaria's exports reached 101.95M USD, an increase of 99.95M USD (49.92%). However, exports to Chile fell to 336.34M USD, down by 246.29M USD (-42.27%). Brazil's exports decreased to 1.05B USD, down by 168.05M USD (-13.80%). Peru also saw a decline in exports to 202.8M USD, down by 95.69M USD (-32.20%).

Overall, Argentina's trade saw a decrease in imports and an increase in exports month-on-month, with total imports at 5.07B USD and total exports at 10.98B USD. Year-on-year, imports decreased while exports significantly increased, indicating a positive trend in export growth despite challenges in import values.

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from Switzerland saw a significant increase of 37.88M USD, representing a 75.55% increase, while imports from Brazil decreased by 193.72M USD, a drop of 17.03%. Exports to Unknown increased by 224.22M USD, a 9.60% rise, while exports to Brazil decreased by 367.51M USD, a 31.87% drop. The overall trade value for imports decreased by 485.61M USD (8.74%), while exports decreased by 397.5M USD (3.49%).

In the year-on-year analysis, imports from Unclassified increased by 48.44M USD, a 71.52% rise, while imports from Brazil decreased by 326.84M USD, a 25.72% drop. Exports to Unknown increased by 724M USD, a 39.42% rise, while exports to Chile decreased by 360.23M USD, a 53.24% drop. The total trade value for imports decreased by 682.46M USD (11.86%), while exports increased by 2.42B USD (28.23%).

Overall, Argentina's total trade value for the month decreased by 643.39M USD, with imports totaling 5.56B USD (a decrease of 42.09M USD) and exports at 11.38B USD (a decrease of 601.3M USD). Year-on-year, total trade saw an increase of 1.08B USD, with imports rising to 5.56B USD (an increase of 186.55M USD) and exports reaching 11.38B USD (an increase of 894.63M USD).

In the month-on-month analysis, imports from the United States saw a significant increase of 52.1M USD, representing a 12.55% rise. China also contributed positively with an increase of 43.06M USD (2.91%). Spain's imports rose sharply by 34.76M USD, marking a 43.42% increase. On the downside, imports from Paraguay dropped drastically by 99.28M USD, a decline of 49.50%. Mexico and Brazil also saw decreases of 94.07M USD (-45.75%) and 77.83M USD (-6.41%) respectively. In exports, the United States led with a remarkable increase of 318.68M USD (34.18%), followed by Bangladesh with 122.69M USD (150.64%) and Indonesia with 103.09M USD (91.74%). Conversely, exports to China fell by 659.6M USD (-45.72%), while exports to the Netherlands and Mexico decreased by 100.12M USD (-33.48%) and 84.86M USD (-58.41%) respectively.

Year-on-year, imports from China increased by 314.25M USD (26.04%), while unclassified imports rose by 69.92M USD (116.57%). Spain's imports also grew by 39.35M USD (52.13%). However, imports from Brazil decreased by 219.28M USD (-16.16%), and the United States saw a decline of 64.75M USD (-12.17%). In exports, the United States experienced a substantial increase of 667.63M USD (114.44%), with China following closely with an increase of 414.23M USD (112.26%). Morocco's exports rose by 150.61M USD (25.95%). On the contrary, exports to Brazil fell by 303.34M USD (-20.83%), and Chile's exports decreased by 271.39M USD (-35.74%).

Overall, Argentina's total trade in November 2025 was 13.73B USD, with exports totaling 8.13B USD (an increase of 170.1M USD or 2.14% from the previous month) and imports totaling 5.6B USD (a decrease of 1.55B USD or 21.71% from the previous month). Year-on-year, total trade was 13.73B USD, with exports increasing by 1.61B USD (24.70%) and imports increasing by 344.49M USD (6.56%).

In November 2025, Argentina's trade values showed significant fluctuations. For imports, the top three countries with the highest month-on-month increases were Mexico (up by 59.71M USD, a 40.93% increase), the United Arab Emirates (up by 22.89M USD, a staggering 224.68% increase), and Australia (up by 11.36M USD, an 85.20% increase). Conversely, the largest decreases were seen with Brazil (down by 384.38M USD, a 24.03% decrease), China (down by 383.21M USD, a 20.59% decrease), and the United States (down by 116.14M USD, a 21.86% decrease). For exports, the top three increases were from China (up by 222.89M USD, a 22.26% increase), the United States (up by 91.13M USD, a 17.81% increase), and Switzerland (up by 69.83M USD, a 76.53% increase). The largest decreases were from Spain (down by 123.44M USD, a 75.42% decrease), Brazil (down by 115.88M USD, a 12.59% decrease), and Saudi Arabia (down by 89.33M USD, a 76.13% decrease).

Year-on-year comparisons for November 2025 revealed notable trends. In imports, the highest increases were from China (up by 290.13M USD, a 24.42% increase), Mexico (up by 75.93M USD, a 58.55% increase), and a confidential category (up by 70.5M USD, a 138.95% increase). The largest decreases were from Brazil (down by 161.24M USD, a 11.71% decrease), Uruguay (down by 60.6M USD, a 57.42% decrease), and Vietnam (down by 36.01M USD, a 34.03% decrease). For exports, the top increases were from China (up by 967.27M USD, a 376.37% increase), a confidential category (up by 342.35M USD, a 14.77% increase), and the United States (up by 259.66M USD, a 75.93% increase). The largest decreases were from Vietnam (down by 87M USD, a 35.70% decrease), Spain (down by 67.38M USD, a 62.62% decrease), and Uruguay (down by 60.9M USD, a 46.55% decrease).