Argentina’s grains export revenue jumps more than 200% in October
Nov, 05, 2024 Posted by Gabriel MalheirosWeek 202443
Argentina’s farm sector brought in a total of$2.55 billion through exports in October, a 243% increase compared to the some month a year earlier, the CIARA-CEC oilseed and grains crusher chamber and exporters said on Friday.
CIARA-CEC noted in a report that revenues from the sector’s companies rose nearly 3% compared to September. In the January-October period there was an 21% increase.
October’s foreign exchange inflows “are the result of an improved pace of producer grain sales, as well as higher soybean crushing at one-month highs… and finally, an aggressive soymeal and soyoil shipment program,” according to the report.
Argentina is one of the world’s largest suppliers of processed soybeans, the as well as a top corn and wheat producer.
Reporting by Jorge Otaola, Writing by Natalia Siniawski; Editing by David Alire Garcia
Source: XM.com
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