Argentina soybeans market for 2024-25 in numbers; challenges and prospects in a declining market

Published 2024년 9월 23일

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At the Acsoja 2024 Seminar, Emilce Terré, head of the Department of Economic Studies at the Rosario Stock Exchange, discussed the Argentine market's challenges in the 24-25 campaign. She noted that soybean prices are at their lowest since 2020 in dollars and that purchasing power is at its lowest since 2018. The economist warned of decreased dollars coming in from agriculture due to low prices, leading to negative profitability for the entire chain. Despite some positive numbers in second-season soybeans, Terré emphasized the need for careful financial and price coverage to ensure profitability. She also mentioned that soybean complex exports are projected to remain below 19 billion dollars next year due to falling international prices.
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(NAP) Moderated by Armando Casalins, from the Federation of Collectors, in the Panel “The local market and international perspectives in a complex context” of the Acsoja 2024 Seminar, which took place on September 19, Emilce Terré, head of the Department of Economic Studies of the Rosario Stock Exchange, referred to the Argentine market in the 24-25 campaign. “Here we have the price in dollars, we can see that with the recent drop, the prices in dollars stabilized or attempted a timid recovery, but we are still at the lowest levels since 2020,” she said. And she showed that the purchasing power of soybeans in constant pesos today is at its lowest since 2018. “The fall has not stopped and we are again with a very eroded purchasing power compared to what we saw in recent years. This is another game, where the numbers are starting to be much tighter,” she said. The economist warned that this year, with much lower prices, there are fewer dollars coming in from agriculture, since it is ...

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