Argentina’s Agro-Export Sector Brings in $3.23 Billion in September

Foreign currency inflows from Argentina’s agro-export sector reached $3.228 billion in September, up 17% from August, according to the Argentine Oil Industry Chamber (CIARA) and the Center for Grain Exporters (CEC).

The organizations, whose members account for 48% of Argentina’s exports, said September 2026 marked the third-highest September for foreign currency inflows in the past 25 years.

Argentina Agro-Export Sector Remains Below 2025 Year-to-Date Levels

With September’s result, the oilseed and grain complex brought in a cumulative $22.275 billion from January through September. The total, however, was 22% lower than in the same period of 2025.

CIARA-CEC said September’s performance was driven by a steady flow of corn shipments as farmers stepped up sales to exporters.

The organizations noted that they did not make a direct comparison with September 2025 because of the exceptional conditions in place at the time. That month, the government implemented Decree 682/25, temporarily suspending export duties (DEX).

Source: Ámbito

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