Global Scans · Argentina · Weekly Summary

WHAT'S NEXT?: Argentina domestic activity will be held back by rising inflation and the impact of numerous policy-induced economic distortions.

• [New] Argentina's corn exports are expected to rise +78.3% yr/yr to 41.000 million metric tons. Barchart.com
• [New] In Argentina, recent rains from the Santa Rosa storm aided development; 98 pc of wheat area is in good / excellent condition, unchanged at 6.7m ha with yields expected to exceed average. Grain Central
• [New] Beef and dairy are growing industries in Argentina, so there is large potential that GM alfalfa could follow similar growth trends in subsequent years. GMO Answers
• [New] For 2025/26, assuming normal production conditions and outputs, Brazil's exports are forecast at 40 million tons and Argentina's at 36.5 million tons. ADM Investor Services
• [New] Argentina could reach exports worth $18.6 billion annually by 2030, quadrupling current values. Discovery Alert
• [New] Argentina has the potential to transform into a global mining power. Discovery Alert
• [New] Argentina could become the world's second-largest producer in the medium term, with exports potentially exceeding $12 billion by 2030. Discovery Alert
• [New] The recent update of the national mineral resource inventory reveals impressive figures that confirm its transformative potential for Argentina's economy. Discovery Alert
• [New] Argentina is the world's third-largest corn exporter and its 2024/25 season production is expected to reach 49 million tons. ADM Investor Services
• [New] Argentina's 2025/26 wheat planting season has gained momentum, with the Buenos Aires Grains Exchange (BdeC) reporting 72.7% of the projected 6.7 million hectares sown by late June, up from 60% just weeks earlier. UkrAgroConsult
• [New] India's advancements in sectors such as defence manufacturing, space, information technology, and Digital Public Infrastructure could offer valuable opportunities for Argentina. SSBCrackExams
• The 2025 grain crop year has presented several challenges, including elevated production costs, significant competition from Brazil and Argentina in the global marketplace, and disruptions in U.S. exports as a result of tariffs. Southern Ag Today
• Argentina's participation in the global solar industry will ultimately depend on its ability to turn its scientific knowledge and mineral resources into strategic production capabilities through long-term planning and targeted industrial policy. Frontiers
• There will be 11,000 molecular decomposition reactors based on arc discharge technology, patented in Argentina and considered third generation. Noticias Ambientales
• Argentina's research institutions and Chile's digital infrastructure could round out a regional ecosystem capable of competing globally while maintaining independence. Americas Quarterly
• Investors must diversify markets, hedge geopolitical shocks, and prioritize climate resilience to navigate Brazil's logistical challenges and Argentina's production risks. Ainvest
• Argentina Lithium's priorities will continue to be to scout for properties which have the potential to house an economic lithium deposit. Argentina Lithium & Energy Corp.

Last updated: 11 September 2025