Argentina logs $11.29 billion trade surplus in 2025

BY Reuters | ECONOMIC | 02:07 PM EST

BUENOS AIRES, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Argentina posted a $11.29 ?billion trade ?surplus in ?2025, the ?government's statistics ?office said ?on Tuesday.

The ?trade surplus for ?December ?came ?in at $1.89 billion, landing above the $1.4 ?billion surplus forecast by analysts polled by ?Reuters.

Exports ?in December reached $7.45 billion, ?while imports totaled $5.56 billion in the month. (Reporting by Jorge ?Otaola and Natalia Siniawski; Editing ?by Kylie Madry)

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