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Argentina estimates a $2.976 billion goods trade surplus for September

INDEC’s estimates published on 19 October put Argentina’s September goods exports at $10.036 billion and imports at $7.060 billion, leaving a surplus $2.039 billion larger than a year earlier.

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Argentina’s goods exports rose 23.5% year over year to $10.036 billion in September, while imports fell 1.8% to $7.060 billion, according to estimates published by INDEC on 19 October.

The resulting goods trade surplus was $2.976 billion, up $2.039 billion from September 2025. INDEC labels the monthly trade figures as estimates; the export-value increase reflected gains in both prices and quantities.

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Estimated goods trade, September 2026

INDEC estimated monthly goods-trade values; these are not final figures.

Exports1003623.5
Imports7060-1.8
Goods trade balance2976—
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Nominal export and import values are transcribed from INDEC’s estimated September 2026 report.

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