Argentina trade surplus hit US$2.1 billion in July as exports rose and imports fell. Energy and a Singapore deal shape the outlook.
Argentina · TRADE
Key Facts
—What happened Argentina’s trade surplus reached US$2.1 billion in July, with exports up 14.1% and imports down 1.7%.
—How big July’s US$2,115 million surplus came in under June’s US$2,194 million, while total trade rose 6.7 per cent.
—The real story Energy trade, driven by Vaca Muerta shale, ran a first-half surplus of US$5,076 million, up 61.7 per cent.
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